Home Construction Feasibility FAQ

It prevents costly surprises, delays, and redesigns by uncovering constraints early— especially useful on Vancouver Island where unique terrain, environmental overlays, and municipal rules vary significantly between regions.

• 60‑minute consultation
• Zoning, setback, and bylaw review for your Vancouver Island municipality
• Site and title analysis
• Municipal inquiries
• Required consultants & approvals
• Written report
• Preliminary cost & timeline estimate

The service is $4,200 (including tax) for one property.

Assessments are typically completed within 7 days when required, from consultation to report presentation.

A site visit is recommended but not always required—many Vancouver Island assessments can be completed using surveys, GIS data, and local municipal resources.

Yes. It’s ideal for buyers evaluating land or homes anywhere on Vancouver Island, helping you avoid purchasing a property with hidden restrictions.

No—this is the step before design and provides the foundational data your architect or designer will rely on.

We outline options, alternatives, or reasons to reconsider—helping you avoid costly issues that are common in many Vancouver Island regions (steep lots, riparian zones, ALR, CRD bylaws, etc.).

Yes. We contact the relevant Vancouver Island municipality or regional district to clarify zoning and development requirements.

Yes—a preliminary budget range based on your goals, site conditions, and local Vancouver Island construction costs.

We walk you through your report and recommend a clear project pathway, including which consultants you’ll need.

• Homeowners planning renovations or additions
• Buyers evaluating Vancouver Island properties
• Anyone unsure about zoning rules or environmental restrictions
• Homeowners wanting clarity before entering design

It confirms the development potential, clarifies the most efficient path, outlines required approvals, and sets realistic cost and timeline expectations—speeding up your Vancouver Island project with fewer surprises.

Builders bring practical cost knowledge, local construction insight, and awareness of Vancouver Island‑specific challenges such as soil types, access logistics, and municipal permitting realities. Early involvement prevents redesigns and ensures the project aligns with what’s buildable and cost‑effective.