Residential drafting across West Virginia
We work with homeowners across West Virginia, including Charleston, Morgantown, and Huntington. Whether you're building new, adding on, or need a site plan for a permit submission, we scope the plan set to what your city or county requires.
Building considerations in West Virginia
West Virginia's mountainous terrain is the defining factor in most projects—steep or irregular lots often need more careful site planning and grading than flatter terrain, and this shows up directly in the site plan. Higher elevations see meaningful snow load, and moisture management is a regular consideration given the state's humid climate and heavily wooded terrain.
Permitting in West Virginia
Permitting is handled locally, and many rural West Virginia counties have more limited zoning and permitting requirements than incorporated cities like Charleston or Morgantown. We confirm what applies to your specific address as part of your quote.