Remodels and additions
We review the roof, floor levels and support around proposed changes. Existing plans and the survey help us show how an addition or new opening connects to the house.
We prepare plans for Winter Park and Maitland home additions, remodels and office build-outs. Most residential plans are prepared and sealed by our in-house PE. For commercial work and architectural scopes, we work with a licensed Orlando architect.
Winter Park, Maitland, Eatonville and nearby north Orlando neighborhoods.
Office and tenant layouts
We coordinate workspaces, circulation, equipment and building systems. The landlord's requirements and available utility records help define the architectural and MEP package.
Letters and repairs
If an inspection raises a structural question, send the exact item and photos. We identify the observations, calculations or repair details needed to address it.
Field information
Records first, site visits when needed
Routine site visits are available for properties in Orange County. We confirm the address and county boundary at intake; field work outside that area is arranged according to the location and scope.
City and county boundaries matter when identifying the reviewing department. Tell us about any association requirements and include the permit number or correspondence already issued for the property.
Project records
Bring the file you already have
Send the address, proposed work and available plans, survey or photos. For an open permit, include the permit number, current drawings and full comment or inspection notice. We identify missing information and confirm the scope, fee and expected schedule before work begins.
Our plans and evaluations support the permit process. The reviewing department controls approval and required inspections.
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Tell us about the property
Send the address and a short description. Mention any available photos, plans, survey or review comments, and we will follow up to define the scope.