Inside the sample · page 6 of 6Property Information ReportAccessible HTML · downloadable PDF
Residential design, drafting, and permit-document support
A clearer path through residential project decisions.
Studio Bluework helps Southern California homeowners understand the property, identify what could affect the project, and prepare permit documents for qualifying work.
Three useful starting points
Start with the question in front of you.
You do not need to buy every service. Studio Bluework reviews the request before recommending a report or permit-document scope.
- Understand the property
Property Information Report
What useful public information is available for this property?
A source-linked report that organizes useful public property information found online and identifies what could not be confirmed.
- Fee
- $395
- Timing
- 2–3 business days after written start
- How it starts
- Fixed fee · inquiry first
- Clarify what could affect the idea
ADU Feasibility Report
What could change the path before permit documents begin?
An information-based remote review of the property, the project idea, known conditions, unresolved checks, and practical next actions.
- Fee
- $1,055
- Timing
- Usually 1–2 weeks after complete intake and written start
- How it starts
- Fixed fee · inquiry first
- Prepare permit documents
Permit Documents
Is the project ready for a defined drawing and permit-document scope?
Residential drafting and permit-document preparation for qualifying projects, with responsibilities stated before work begins.
- Fee
- Starting at $12,500
- Timing
- Project-specific schedule
- How it starts
- Project inquiry only
Real document samples
See how the information is organized.
Both samples are complete, fictional examples. They show the format, source notes, unresolved checks, and service limits before you send an inquiry.
- Property information
- Useful public records and source links.
- ADU feasibility
- Known information, assumptions, checks, and next actions.
Inside the sample · page 2 of 9ADU Feasibility ReportAccessible HTML · downloadable PDF
Whole-project responsibilities
Know who owns each decision.
A residential project involves several separate roles. The written scope identifies Studio Bluework’s work and keeps consultant, agency, homeowner, and contractor responsibilities distinct.
- Studio Bluework
- The agreed research, drafting, documents, and administrative tasks.
- Homeowner
- Accurate information, decisions, access, direct contracts, and project fees.
- Licensed consultants
- Their own professional judgment, calculations, documents, signatures, and seals.
- City or county
- Review requirements, comments, timelines, fees, and final decisions.
- Contractor
- Construction means, methods, pricing, scheduling, safety, and field work.
Alexis-led studio
Clear documents start with clear responsibility.
Alexis leads each Studio Bluework engagement and keeps the property information, decisions, drawings, consultant handoffs, and agency tasks organized around the written scope.
Studio Bluework is a residential design, drafting, and permit-document support business. It is not an architecture or engineering firm. Required licensed consultants are selected, contracted with, and paid by the client directly.
About Studio Bluework →Start with the property and project idea
Tell us what you want to do and what is still unclear.
Studio Bluework reviews each request before recommending a next step. The form does not create an agreement, take payment, begin work, or authorize contact with an agency.
Tell us about your project