Commercial Door Hardware Upgrade Permit Application

Upgrading commercial door hardware isn't just about aesthetics—it's about life safety, code compliance, and accessibility. Whether you're installing panic devices, upgrading fire-rated assemblies, or ensuring ADA compliance, the permit application process needs to be thorough and accurate.

This Commercial Door Hardware Upgrade Permit Application template helps building owners, contractors, and facility managers streamline the permitting process for door hardware upgrades. Designed specifically for life safety compliance projects, it captures all the critical information building departments need: panic device specifications, fire rating verification, accessibility requirements, and inspection coordination details.

Why Paperform for construction permits?

Paperform makes permit applications faster and more accurate for construction and trades professionals. Instead of wrestling with paper forms or static PDFs, you get a smart, conditional form that adapts based on the scope of work. Need to specify multiple doors? The form handles it. Different hardware types for different locations? Conditional logic shows only the relevant fields.

For contractors and facility managers juggling multiple projects, Paperform's document upload capabilities let you attach required plans, specifications, and certifications directly to your application. No more email chains or lost attachments—everything stays organized in one submission.

Automate your permit workflow with Stepper

Once your permit application is submitted, Stepper can automate what happens next. Route applications to the appropriate building inspector based on project type, send automatic notifications when plans are reviewed, and trigger follow-up reminders for inspection scheduling. You can even sync permit status updates back to your project management tools, keeping everyone in the loop without manual data entry.

This template is perfect for general contractors, commercial property managers, facility maintenance teams, and hardware installers working on code compliance projects. It's designed with the specific terminology and requirements that building departments expect, helping you get approvals faster and keep your projects on schedule.