Driveway & Right-of-Way Permits in Metro Atlanta

If you’re adding a driveway or tying into a public street, you may need a right-of-way (ROW) permit. We prepare the details and coordinate with city/county reviewers so your project is approved quickly.


When Is a Permit Required?

  • New driveways connecting to public roads

  • Expanding or relocating an existing driveway

  • Work within city/county right-of-way (ROW)

  • Curb cuts or apron modifications

Where We File

Roswell • Alpharetta • Sandy Springs • Johns Creek • Milton • Atlanta • Fulton County • Forsyth County • Cobb County• Cherokee County • DeKalb County• Gwinnett County • Hall County

What We Do

  • Driveway/apron plan with dimensions

  • Site layout showing ROW connection

  • Application prep & filing

  • Corrections & resubmittals

  • Coordination with contractors

Steps

  1. Quick call to review project

  2. Prepare driveway plan

  3. Submit to city/county

  4. Address review comments

  5. Approval granted

Timeline

2–6 weeks typical.

What You’ll Need

  • Site survey with driveway location

  • Dimensions & material details

  • Contractor info

Common Review Comments

  • Adjust driveway width or slope

  • Show drainage at street tie-in

  • Maintain sightline clearance

  • Add curb or apron details

Pricing

Flat fee for typical residential driveways.

Commonly Asked Questions

  • Do gravel driveways need permits? Many cities require them if connecting to public streets.

  • What if my lot is on a state road? GDOT permits may apply. We’ll coordinate.

  • Can I widen my driveway without a permit? Usually no — width limits apply.