Why ClearPath
The cost of
waiting.
Every week without a permit is money out of your pocket. ClearPath eliminates the bottleneck — submitting in 24 hours and responding fast to deficiency notices so you don't lose a day to red tape.
Start My First PermitAverage NJ permit approval wait without an expeditor
ClearPath targets 24-hour submission.
Permit applications rejected on first submission
Paperwork errors restart the clock entirely.
Average increase in project costs from permit delays
Every week of delay adds overhead and risk.
How ClearPath Works
From contract
to permit.
Five steps. We manage every part of the process — so you never wait on hold or track down a deficiency notice yourself.
Submit Your First Job →Address, municipality, and scope of work. No special forms — just what you already have.
F120, F140, F100, and ESI utility forms — fully completed within 24 hours.
Submitted simultaneously to your municipality and to PSE&G or JCPL.
We call the building department, respond to deficiency notices, and resubmit the corrected application.
Your permit number and all documentation delivered to your portal.

Services
Every form.
Every trade.
From a single F120 to a full commercial permit package — we prep, file, track, and close every application.
All ServicesPricing
Simple. Flat rate.
No surprises.
No per-hour billing. Whether a job takes 2 days or 2 weeks, your price doesn't change. One resubmission included.
One trade, one application. Ideal for straightforward jobs.
- One subcode (F120, F140, or F100)
- Application prep & submission
- Municipal follow-up included
- One resubmission included
- Permit delivered to your portal
The complete permit package. Everything filed at once, nothing missed.
- All three subcodes in one package
- Full construction jacket assembly
- Priority 24-hour turnaround
- Municipal follow-up & one resubmission
- Best value vs. filing separately
Built for contractors running consistent volume who need a dedicated partner.
- Multiple permits per month
- Dedicated point of contact
- Priority turnaround on all jobs
- Consistent volume pricing
- Monthly billing, cancel anytime
Municipal filing fees billed separately. Commercial & multi-subcode project pricing available on request.
FAQ
Frequently asked
questions.
Everything you need to know about the permit expediting process. Can't find the answer you're looking for? Chat with us.
Who runs this service?
A licensed NJ master electrician. We've pulled our own permits and submitted ESI applications — we know exactly what municipalities need, and how to avoid the errors that cause 30%+ of applications to get rejected.
What NJ forms do you handle?
F120 (Electrical), F140 (Fire), F100 (Construction Jacket) — plus PSE&G and JCPL ESI applications, plumbing subcode, and mechanical subcode. Every form in the NJ UCC permit package.
Are revisions included in the price?
One resubmission is included in your flat fee. If the municipality comes back again after that, or you change scope after submission, each additional round is a $79 Revision / Plan Change add-on.
How fast do you submit?
Within 24 hours of receiving your job details. We can't control the municipality's review time, but we eliminate every other delay in the process.
Which counties do you cover?
All 21 NJ counties across both PSE&G and JCPL service territories. We're based in Jersey City and serve contractors statewide.
What does it cost?
Flat fees starting at $349 per permit. No hourly billing, no surprise charges. You know the price before we start.
Still have questions?
We're available by phone, text, or email — usually respond same day.
Free NJ Permit Guides
Know the rules before you file
Plain-English guides to NJ electrical, plumbing & PSE&G permits — fees, timelines, and exactly how each municipality works.
Hudson County building departments
Filing in Hudson County? We handle submissions to the Jersey City Building Department (Division of Construction Code, One Jackson Square) and the Hoboken Building Department (94 Washington Street) — process, contacts, and what holds jobs up in each office.