Case Studies - ePermitHub

Explore our case studies for examples of how ePermitHub has transformed the construction permitting experience.

Our Case Studies

Customer Success Stories

Our case studies showcase how our platform has transformed the construction permitting experience for our clients. By using ePermitHub, construction professionals have managed the permitting process seamlessly and efficiently, accelerating project timelines and reducing costs.

Moreno Valley

Located in the western portion of Riverside County, the City of Moreno Valley with a population of 217, 197 is the second-largest city in Riverside County, the 21st largest city in California, and one of the fastest growing cities in the region. On average, the City processes 1000 plan reviews monthly.

Reedy Creek Improvement District

The District is the regulatory body for Walt Disney World and handles 8,000+ permits annually, containing over 40,000 hotel rooms and hosting an average of 63 million guests yearly in parks alone.

Pinellas County

Pinellas County transformed its permitting process with the ePermitHub Digital Plan Room, boosting speed and accuracy

City of DeLand

Optimized its permitting process with the ePermitHub Digital Plan Room and Gray Quarter partnership, improving efficiency and expediting townhome development.

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City of Tampa

The City of Tampa, located on the west coast of Florida, is the third-largest city in the state, with a population of over 400,000 residents.

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Vision

To be the leading construction permitting platform that simplifies and streamlines the regulatory process, fostering collaboration and innovation.

Mission

To streamline the construction permitting process and promote collaboration between government agencies and construction professionals.

Motto

Bridging the gap between government agencies and construction professionals.

ePermitHub is a platform aimed to streamline construction regulation and dramatically reduce the economic impacts inefficient permitting processes have on construction project costs.