Our Process
planned RITE creates custom house plans, permit-ready construction documents, and 3D home designs for homeowners, builders, and developers in Arizona. Our process is designed to keep each project clear, coordinated, and buildable from the first conversation through final plan delivery.
Step 1
The Planning
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We begin by discussing the project goals, location, style preferences, and any sketches, photos, or ideas you would like us to consider.
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We review zoning information and project requirements to help confirm that the design can move forward as a buildable project.
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We then provide a proposal for the completed plan set.
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Once the drafting agreement and deposit are received, your project is added to our queue.
Step 2
The Design
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Once work begins, you will receive regular design updates as the project develops.
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This phase includes the working plan set and a 3D model that helps you clearly visualize the home before drafting is finalized.
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After the design has been reviewed and approved, we move into the drafting phase.
* When needed, planned RITE coordinates with engineering firms to help ensure the house plans accurately reflect the design.
Step 3
The Drafting
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During drafting, we complete the detailed construction documents, including dimensions, notes, details, and other technical information required for the plan set.
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If engineering is required*, it is coordinated during this stage.
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Once the documents are complete, we send the final draft for your review and approval.
Step 4
The Completion
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Once final payment is received, we deliver the completed plan set for you or your builder** to submit to the jurisdiction.
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If the jurisdiction issues redlines, send them to us and we will address them as quickly as possible.
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We always enjoy seeing projects come to life, so feel free to share progress photos once construction is underway.
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**planned RITE recommends that a licensed contractor review the plans before construction begins so they can properly interpret and carry out the build.We also recommend that they are involved in verifying that the plans are accurate before you give the final approval.
