Residential projects
Residential Design, Plans & Permitting
From a new home to an addition or shared amenity, we connect the proposed work with the property, existing structure and required systems. True North coordinates residential design, plan packages and permitting nationwide.
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New construction
New construction begins with the site and the intended use.
Remodels & additions
An alteration connects new work to a building with its own history.
Pools & pool houses
Plan the pool, its surrounding site and any support building together.
Housing & community properties
Housing projects combine individual living spaces with shared property and operating responsibilities.
Small improvements & equipment
A limited construction area can still affect structure, systems or approvals.
Plans that reflect your property
We support residential new construction, additions, remodels, alterations, accessory structures, site improvements, and pool-related work as scoped design and permitting services.
- Existing-to-proposed layouts
- Applicable structural and building-system coordination
- Site, accessory-structure, and pool-related documentation where included
Begin with your goals
Share what you want to build or change and where you are in the process. Existing plans, surveys, association criteria, and review comments are helpful if available. Not having drawings yet does not prevent you from starting.
Know the next decision
We establish a design direction with you before completing the permit package. Your decisions, property access, and available records help keep the documents aligned. Changes after design approval may require an updated scope.
Construction through our partners
Construction services are available through our construction partners, with design, stamped plans, and permitting for those projects. Your written agreement defines what is included; a design-and-permitting fee does not automatically include construction labor or materials.
Your next step
A project in mind?
Let’s give it direction.
Start with what you know. We’ll help define the path ahead.