Can I use JengaCost's drawings for county approval?
No. JengaCost's plans are concept drawings for budgeting and decisions. County approval needs drawings prepared and signed by a registered architect and structural engineer. JengaCost can put you in touch with them.
The drawings are to scale and consistent with the bill, so they are a good brief to hand an architect: it saves time, and you already know what the house should cost. Approval still needs a registered architect's drawings, a structural engineer's design, and the county's own submission process.
Use quote requests to ask architects, structural engineers and quantity surveyors on JengaCost for fee quotes.
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