What Does Fairfax County Look for in an INF Plan Review? Submitting an Infill Lot Grading Plan to Fairfax County does not guaranty its approval. County reviews the submittal for…
permit-ready plans
How Fairfax County Calculates Land Disturbance: The 2,500-Square-Foot Rule Explained A homeowner may look at a 1,500-square-foot addition and assume the project involves only 1,500 square feet of land disturbance….
05 Sep: Fairfax County RPA and Grading Plans: What Property Owners Need to Know Before Starting Work
Fairfax County RPA and Grading Plans: What Property Owners Need to Know Before Starting Work You may have checked the zoning. You may have hired a contractor. You may even…
Fairfax County Grading Plans: When Do You Need One? One of the most common questions property owners ask before starting work is: “Do I actually need a grading plan?” Sometimes…
what is an infill lot grading plan (inf) in fairfax county? If you’re building or improving a single-family home on an existing lot in Fairfax County, you may eventually hear…
rough grading plan (rgp) in fairfax county: when is one required? If you’re planning land disturbance in Fairfax County, you’ve probably encountered the term RGP, or Rough Grading Plan. An…
which one do you need? Planning a pool, detached garage, home addition, or another residential improvement in Fairfax County? You may hear two terms during the planning process: Conservation Plan…
Getting approval is essential prior, to construction Numerous construction projects face delays due to commencing work without the permits. Although a permit might appear as a document it signifies that…
When a new project starts, most people think about what the building will look like when it’s finished. They consider the layout, the rooms, and the finishes. But before any…
the land must be prepared before anything else Prior to constructing foundations or walls the terrain must be correctly prepared. This preparation process is known as grading. It ensures the…