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You build, we notify.

HOW IT WORKS

1. Permit Intake & Radius Mapping

2. Property & Ownership Verification

3. Notification Distribution

4. Documentation & Proof of Notification

5. Ongoing Monitoring - Renotify After Ownership Changes During Construction

6. Resend Notifications to New Neighbors

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Permit Compliance

We handle outreach to nearby residents, ensuring clear communication and compliance.

Documented notifications support permit requirements and minimize legal risk.

Our team manages address lists and delivery, saving your staff time.

Maintain a professional image with organized, official communication.

We monitor ownership changes and issue supplemental notices as needed.

All outreach is tracked and verified for your records.

Support your team by offloading neighbor notification tasks.

Meet city ordinance requirements with verified documentation.

What our clients say

Trust built on clear communication

Mike R. - Sr. Superintendent

"On projects inside established neighborhoods, communication with surrounding homeowners is always a concern. BuildNotice  handled the notification process and mailed everything out before we even mobilized. It helped us start the job without the usual complaints from nearby residents."

Sarah P. - Project Manager

“We used BuildNotice on a townhouse development last year. The process was simple - upload the permit and they handled the neighborhood outreach. Having a record of every notice sent was really valuable when questions came up from the city.”

David T. - GC Owner

“Most small builders don’t have time to manage neighborhood notifications. BuildNotice takes that off our plate. Now we include it on every project before construction begins.”