Project services
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Get more help when your project needs it.
One-off project work, available without a membership. Member pricing applies to every service below — no membership is required to buy any of them.
See membershipsMake sense of what you already have.
Reviews, comparisons and concept studies for the drawings, reports and ideas already in hand.
Understand the property itself.
Property-specific findings drawn from the rules that apply to your address, and what they leave open.
The deepest intelligence Crane offers
Carry the project into a real conversation.
Concise preparation packages for an agency visit, a planning counter, or a first conversation with a professional.
Not sure which one fits?
Ask Crane what you want to do. Crane will tell you what it needs and where a deeper review would help.
What is a Crane Brief?
A Crane Brief is a concise project summary that organizes your property, project goal, possible approaches, preliminary costs, key considerations, likely professional needs, sources, and items that still need verification.
What is a Feasibility Report?
A Feasibility Report is a deeper property-specific review. It may include development standards, relevant code considerations, process information, property constraints, project risks, costs, professional needs, sources, and questions that still require verification.
What is the difference between Crane Generated, Verified, Reviewed, and Assisted?
Crane Generated uses project information and available sources to create preliminary analysis. Crane Verified adds deeper automated source checking and cross-referencing. Crane Reviewed means a Crane team member has reviewed the analysis. Crane Assisted includes additional human help refining or preparing the project for its next step.
Can I share Crane reports with an architect, engineer, contractor, or city staff member?
Yes. Crane reports and handoff packages are designed to help carry project context forward. They can organize your goals, property information, documents, findings, questions, and sources for professional or agency conversations.
Can Crane submit permits for me?
Crane can help organize project information and prepare users for permitting or agency conversations. Crane should not claim to submit or approve permits unless that specific service is actually offered and authorized.