Helping contractors, builders and property owners navigate City of Atlanta Right-Of-Way permitting

Work that affects a City of Atlanta street, travel lane, sidewalk, bike lane or other portion of the public right-of-way may require ATL DOT permits and an approved Temporary Traffic Control Plan.

Jules Interior Concepts helps contractors and property owners understand the permitting path, prepare the required traffic-control documentation, and coordinate the ATL DOT ROW permit process.

Our traffic control and ROW permit services grew out of navigating the ATL DOT process on our own City of Atlanta construction work.
As residential builders, we understand that a permit isn't just paperwork - it can determine whether your crew, equipment, and project can move forward as scheduled.
Our goal is straightforward:
Prepare organized, project-specific documentation and make the permitting process easier for contractors and property owners to navigate.


We prepare project-specific Temporary Traffic Control Plans showing the proposed work area, traffic-control devices, advance warning signage, lane and sidewalk impacts, pedestrian routing, and other applicable temporary traffic-control requirements.
Plans are prepared with reference to applicable MUTCD temporary traffic control standards and jurisdictional requirements and coordinated with the permit scope.
Site-specific Temporary Traffic Control Plan preparation using applicable MUTCD and jurisdictional requirements.
Traffic Control Plan plus assistance navigating the applicable ATL DOT ROW permitting process, supporting documentation, routine review coordination, and permit-related communication.
Send us the project address, proposed work, anticipated dates, and basic ROW impacts. We'll review the project information and provide a project-specific quote.
Pricing varies based on project complexity, roadway conditions, closure requirements, and required coordination. City fees, performance/completion bond premiums, traffic-control equipment, off-duty police/officer costs, engineering or sealed-plan costs, and other third-party expenses are additional.
Provide the project address, a brief description of the work, anticipated work dates, equipment being used, and site photos if available
We review the project information and anticipated impacts to streets, travel lanes, sidewalks, bike lanes, and other portions of the public right-of-way.
We identify the likely traffic-control and permitting scope and provide a project-specific quote. Initial project review and quoting are provided at no charge.
Once authorized, we prepare the agreed Temporary Traffic Control Plan and applicable ATL DOT ROW permit documentation and coordinate required supporting documents.
We handle routine permit-related communication and coordinate responses and revisions during ATL DOT's review.
When included in the scope, we coordinate permit issuance, pre-construction requirements, inspector communication, and approved work dates.
Permit approval, conditions, inspections, and processing schedules are controlled by the City of Atlanta.
Decatur, Georgia, United States