New Home Builds

We start by reviewing your project address, property information, construction goals, and any documents you already have. This may include a property survey, site information, design ideas, builder notes, or existing plans. The goal is to understand what you want to build and what information is already available before the scope is confirmed.

Once the project is reviewed, we confirm what plans, engineering, or permit documents are needed for your specific new home build. Florida projects may require attention to wind-load design, local building department requirements, flood zone or elevation concerns, and product approvals when applicable. This step helps define the work clearly before plans are prepared.

After the scope is confirmed, we prepare the required drawings and structural details for the project. These documents are created to support the permit review and construction process based on the agreed scope of work. Depending on the project, this may include plan sheets, structural details, calculations, or other engineering documents.

After plans are submitted, the building department may issue comments or request revisions. If comments are related to our scope of work, we review them and help prepare the needed responses or updates. This helps keep the project moving through the review process as smoothly as possible.

Once the required work is complete, you receive the finalized plans or engineering documents needed for the next step of your project. These documents may be used for permitting, construction coordination, or response to building department requirements depending on the project.