
Everything you need to prepare your permit drawings without hiring a professional.
A PowerPoint based system that walks Seattle homeowners through every drawing a Simple Technical Field Inspection permit requires. No design degree. No software to learn. No $3,000 designer fee.
See What's IncludedMost homeowners do not need CAD to prepare a simple STFI drawing package. We took the exact process our team uses for real Seattle STFI submittals and rebuilt it inside PowerPoint — so you can edit labels, dimensions, and layouts in software most people already know.
Built around the same drawing process Seattle permit reviewers see every week
A curated set of templates, walkthroughs and checklists. Each one designed around the questions reviewers actually ask.
Here's what Seattle homeowners say after working with us.
"Evergreen took all of the headache out of dealing with the City."
Their communication was clear, proactive, and their attention to detail was excellent.
"They make the whole process so much smoother."
He helped refine my plans, make thoughtful design changes, and got my permits approved very quickly.
"Friendly, respectful, and quick — and the pricing was very reasonable."
They handled the paperwork and guided me through the city requirements. I would recommend them to anyone dealing with renovation permits.
These reviews are from homeowners who worked directly with the Evergreen Permits team.
The Seattle STFI PowerPoint Permit Kit was built from the same process, adapted for homeowners who want to do it themselves.

Most Seattle homeowners who need an STFI permit end up paying $1,200 to $2,000 for someone else to
draw the package. This kit does it for $97. Same drawing process. Same organization. Built for PowerPoint so any homeowner can follow it. No CAD, no design background, no starting from scratch.
$97 $1500

STFI is Seattle's simplified permit process for interior remodels that bypasses the full plan review. Many in the trade call it an over-the-counter permit, because it is designed to be reviewed and approved quickly, without the lengthy back-and-forth of a standard submission.
Most Seattle interior remodels do. Check both lists to find out where yours fits.
Your project may need a full plan review. The Evergreen Permits team can help you figure out what's needed and guide you through the process.

You'll receive a confirmation email with your login information and a link to the course platform.
The kit is built to be followed in order. The first module orients you before you touch a single template.
Your permit drawing template is waiting inside. The walkthrough shows you exactly what to do with it.
Follow the guides, checklists, and video walkthroughs to prepare your drawings, export your PDFs, and organize your upload materials.

FAQ
Everything you need to know about our STFI playbook for homeowners before getting started.
This guide is designed for homeowners working on interior remodel projects that may qualify as STFI (Subject To Field Inspection), meaning simpler projects that don’t require a full plan review.
Yes. This guide was created for homeowners with little to no experience in permits, helping you understand the process and put together your drawings with more confidence.
You’ll get step-by-step guidance, templates for your drawings, and a clearer understanding of what’s required to prepare your permit submission.
Yes. The templates are flexible and meant to be adjusted based on your project, while still following general permit requirements.
If you’re still unsure, we recommend reaching out or booking a call with us so we can help you determine if this guide is the right fit.
We provide guidance through the process, but this is a self-service guide. If you need more hands-on help, we also offer full-service permitting support.

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