Know what’s out there.
Match each deposit to its permit, payer, and project. Start with a clear record of what was paid and what has come back.
A reconciled deposit registerFOR THE WORK AFTER THE WORK
Keep your municipal construction deposits moving toward a refund. Every document, deadline, and next step. Accounted for.
Local requirements. A clear path forward.
3 projects. Every next step in view.
Built around the people
who own the follow-through.
01 / THE APPROACH
The permit closes. The paperwork scatters. The deposit stays outstanding. Replevy brings the follow-through into one clear process.
Match each deposit to its permit, payer, and project. Start with a clear record of what was paid and what has come back.
A reconciled deposit registerSee which receipts are missing, which deadlines matter, and who needs to act. Keep the evidence moving with the project.
A prioritized action listPrepare the available refund paperwork for your review. Track your submission, the municipality’s response, and the money actually received.
A clear record through refundLOCAL RULES / SHARED FOLLOW-THROUGH
We’re welcoming pilot inquiries from these states. Each project starts with a review of the issuing municipality, deposit type and requirements.
Street-excavation and restoration deposits.
Sturbridge example ↗Unused development escrow and closeout records.
Roseland example (PDF) ↗Demolition and right-of-way cash deposits.
Northbrook example ↗Cash-funded driveway and sitework deposits.
Preston example ↗Construction and demolition recycling deposits.
San Diego example ↗These are local program examples, not statewide coverage or confirmation that a deposit is refundable. Cash deposits and surety bonds are different; bond release and nonrefundable fees are outside the pilot. Another location? Tell us about your project ↗
02 / BUILT FOR YOUR NEXT PROJECT, TOO.
Ongoing deposit tracking for contractors and developers with recurring municipal deposits across their projects.
Keep new deposits, missing evidence, upcoming deadlines, and refund reconciliation moving throughout the year.
Up to 10 agreed active deposits at one firm. We review the municipality, deposit type and records before accepting cases or payment.
Download the pilot brief$500 billed monthly.
Monthly billing for ongoing support.
Case volume and included work are agreed after the pilot. Additional cases are quoted before work begins.
Start with the pilotThe $500 pilot is separate. No automatic conversion.
Local refund requirements and processing times still apply.
03 / IS THIS FOR YOU?
Answer four quick questions to find the next step for your projects.
THE PRACTICAL DETAILS
The annual plan is $5,400 paid upfront for 12 months, equivalent to $450 per month. That saves $600 compared with 12 monthly payments of $500. Both billing options cover the same agreed service scope; annual payment does not include unlimited cases.
No. The pilot costs $500 for up to 10 active deposits over 30 days and does not automatically become a subscription. After the pilot, we agree on the ongoing case volume and included work before you choose monthly or annual billing. The pilot fee is separate from the subscription.
We review refundable municipal cash deposits, including construction recycling, street-restoration and demolition deposits, plus unused development escrow. We confirm the issuing municipality, refund requirements, payer and records before agreeing to a case. Nonrefundable fees and surety-bond release are outside this pilot.
You can inquire from any state. We’ll review the municipality and deposit requirements before confirming whether we can help. Listing a state does not mean every local program is supported, and no payment is requested until the case scope is agreed.
We’re starting with a hands-on administrative service. You receive an organized register, evidence review, prepared paperwork where records are available, and a clear handoff. The tracker above illustrates the product direction; it is not a live customer account.
Project records are one part of the process. Our focus is the financial follow-through: who paid the deposit, what is needed to request it back, and whether the refund was received. If your existing team or tools already handle that well, you may not need us.
No. Refund eligibility depends on the project, compliance, supporting evidence, deadlines, and municipal review. The fee covers administrative work. We do not handle forfeiture appeals or legal disputes, and the municipality’s processing time may extend beyond the 30-day pilot.
For the agreed cases: deposit receipts, permit records, inspection or completion information, and prior refunds. Depending on the deposit, we may also need restoration approvals, escrow statements, or recycling forms and receipts. Your team verifies the facts and submits applications. We don’t need your bank login.
BUILD THE NEXT THING.