Six steps. One project lead. No surprises.

Consultation

A focused conversation about how you want to live outside — and a site visit to understand the property.

• ·Phone or video intro to align on scope, timeline, and budget range
• ·On-site visit with the project lead to assess slabs, drainage, electrical, gas, and sight lines
• ·Discussion of HOA, permit, and design-review realities specific to your address

Design

3D renderings, finish boards, and a precise scope you can see before you commit.

• ·3D renderings of the proposed structure in context with the home
• ·Material, finish, and color samples assembled into a board for review
• ·Detailed scope-of-work document with included and excluded items called out clearly

Permits & HOA

Stamped engineered drawings, permit submittals, and architectural review packages — all handled.

• ·Engineered drawings sized to your local wind zone
• ·Building department permit submittal and revision handling
• ·HOA / ARB submittal package formatted to community standards

Fabrication & Pre-Build

Materials are ordered, fabricated, and staged. Site prep happens in parallel.

• ·Manufacturer lead times monitored and communicated weekly
• ·Footing and electrical pre-work scheduled to avoid delays at install
• ·Color samples re-confirmed on-site before fabrication is finalized

Installation

A coordinated crew, a clean site, and a written daily plan.

• ·Single project lead on-site each day
• ·Daily clean-up and material staging discipline
• ·Real-time coordination with electrical, gas, and finish trades

Walkthrough & Handoff

A complete walkthrough, written care instructions, and a storm-prep checklist.

• ·Final walkthrough with the project lead and the homeowner
• ·Written care, cleaning, and storm-prep guidance
• ·Warranty documentation (placeholder — terms confirmed in writing per project)
• ·Service contact for any post-install adjustments