A clearer starting point.

Share the property municipality, address, proposed work, and desired timeline. Photos, sketches, existing drawings, and surveys are helpful if available.

A survey may be important for confirming property boundaries and site information. The information required depends on the property and proposed work, and is identified after initial review.

Yes. Custom home design is our flagship service. The proposal defines the design stages, drawing deliverables, consultant coordination, and project responsibilities.

Yes. We can coordinate relevant design information with your retained engineer within the agreed scope.

We can assist with coordination of required structural engineering. The retained engineer is responsible for their engineering work, and related fees and responsibilities are confirmed separately.

Yes. Supporting documents, application assistance, and responses to comments on our drawings may be included in your proposal.

A project specific schedule is discussed after reviewing scope and available information. Timing depends on client decisions, site verification, consultant work, and revisions. Municipal review is a separate process.

Existing drawings can be a useful starting point. Their accuracy and relationship to current site conditions may need verification.

We can discuss how existing conditions should be documented. Required measurements, site visits, and associated fees are defined in the proposal.

Yes. A consultation can help clarify design possibilities, missing information, likely consultant needs, and a suitable next step. Scope and fees are confirmed before booking.

Construction drawings may be included in the agreed scope. Required plans, sections, details, schedules, and consultant information depend on the project.

No. BuildCode Designs prepares and coordinates residential design and permit documentation within the agreed project scope. Municipal authorities are responsible for reviewing permit applications and determining compliance and permit issuance.