ARC submission
HOA design & approval
HOA design and approval prepares the drawings a homeowners' association architectural review committee needs to approve a project - formatted to the community's submission requirements, across Western North Carolina.
An HOA architectural review committee approves what it can clearly understand. HOA design and approval prepares exactly that: plans and elevations formatted to the community’s submission requirements.
We work from an accurate base, format the package to the ARC’s standard, and support it with revisions through review. Serving homeowners, builders and contractors across Western North Carolina.
What's included
Deliverables
- Plans and elevations for review
- Drawings formatted to the ARC requirements
- A clear package to submit for approval
- Revisions to address committee comments
- HOA submission drawing package (PDF)
- Layered DWG on request
- Revisions through the review process
Typical inputs
What we need
- 01 The HOA's architectural review requirements
- 02 The proposed work and any existing conditions
- 03 The submission deadline
Sample sheets
A sense of the output
Recent work for this service. Client names and property addresses have been removed.
Specification
How the work is measured and delivered
- Accuracy
- Prepared from an accurate base and formatted to the ARC's requirements.
- Scales
- 1/8" = 1'-0" · 1/4" = 1'-0"
- Formats
- PDF · DWG
- Method
- Prepare and format the required drawings to the community's submission standard.
Use cases
Where this service fits
Additions and exterior changes
A submission package that shows the committee exactly what is proposed.
New builds in an HOA community
Drawings formatted to the architectural review requirements from the start.
Resubmissions
Clear, correctly formatted drawings to address review comments and move approval along.
Fees
Priced individually
Every project is quoted individually. Three things move the fee:
- 01 The scope of the proposed work
- 02 The community's submission requirements
- 03 Number of revision rounds through review
Usually confirmed within one business day.
Questions
About HOA design & approval
Do you submit the drawings to the HOA for us?
We prepare and format the submission package to the community's architectural review requirements. The submission itself is usually made by the owner or builder; we support it with revisions if the committee requests changes.
How is HOA work priced?
HOA design and approval is scoped to the project and the community's requirements rather than a fixed starting price. Send the ARC guidelines and the proposed work and we will quote it.
Can you match the community's format?
Yes. We format the plans, elevations and information to the architectural review committee's stated submission standard so the package is ready to review.
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Tell us about your property and what the drawings are for
Send the address, floor area or stories, and your deadline. We'll confirm scope, format and a clear price - usually within one business day.
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