Questions?
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I work on residential projects such as renovations, additions, ADUs, and new homes, along with small commercial interiors and tenant improvements. I also provide architectural documentation support, drawing reviews, and permit correction assistance.

Yes. Send the drawings and explain what you need help with. I’ll review the information before recommending a scope. Some projects need targeted revisions; others need more substantial work before the documents are ready for the next step.

Yes. I regularly work with contractors, designers, engineers, and other project professionals who need architectural documentation, review, or coordination support.

Start with the project city and state, a short description of the proposed work, and any drawings or photos you have. If you’ve already submitted for a permit, include the reviewer comments and the submitted drawing set. A survey may also be helpful depending on the project.

Fees depend on the project type, size, complexity, existing information, and services needed. When the scope is clear, I generally prefer a fixed fee so you know what’s included. Work with an evolving scope may be billed hourly. You’ll receive a proposal before work begins.

That depends on the scope, the information available, consultant coordination, and my current workload. I’ll discuss an anticipated schedule after reviewing the project. Permit review timelines are determined by the reviewing agencies.

Engineering and specialty consultant services are included only when specifically identified in the proposal. If the project needs structural, civil, mechanical, electrical, plumbing, or other consultant services, we’ll clarify those responsibilities as part of defining the work.

Your proposal identifies the revisions and permit support included. Changes to the agreed design, added work, or additional review cycles may require an updated scope and fee.

Yes. Send the complete reviewer comments and the drawings they refer to. I’ll identify the architectural work involved and flag items that need input from an engineer or another consultant. The proposal will define the correction work and review support included.

I can review existing plans to determine whether I can take on the architectural work. A seal is not a standalone service. Drawings may need corrections, additional information, or redrafting, and I only seal work where I am appropriately licensed and have the required responsible control.

Permit filing and submission responsibilities are defined in the proposal. Preparing architectural permit documents does not automatically include filing the application or managing every part of the permitting process.

My professional reference currently lists architectural registrations in Georgia, Florida, Virginia, Connecticut, and the District of Columbia. I confirm the project location and applicable authorization before accepting work. For projects elsewhere, the services I can offer depend on the work involved and local requirements.

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