Structural Engineering Solutions, Inc. has been in the residential and commercial structural service industry for just under a decade. Services are provided by experienced licensed professional engineers. Please contact us for top of the line structural solutions.
Arlington, VA
703-599-2069
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Curtis Ventures specializes constructing custom single family homes for clients and custom-quality speculative homes in Northern Virginia. A Class A Residential Building Contractor licensed in the state of Virginia with the philosophy of building a home their own family would be comfortable living in. Relationships with the sub-contractors and all those involved in the process are an important part of the company's operation. Curtis Ventures is on-site for the construction period assuring timely completion
Arlington, VA
202-253-3178
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Ardeku is a one-stop-shop for design, development and construction needs in both Virginia and New Jersey! From small to large scale projects, we�ve done it all. We use our experience to tailor custom projects that fit both the needs of our clients and the vision they have. We work with customers to fit within their budgets and make their dream projects a reality. We are committed to providing honest, high quality products, that both we and our clientele can be proud of. If you can dream it, we can build i
Arlington, VA
571-331-5099
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Drafting & Design Services
Arlington, VA
(703) 845-0399
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Custom Home Builder/Developer
Arlington, VA
(703) 237-4234
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I design custom residential additions, interiors, renovations, built-in millwork, porches, outdoor living, as well as new homes in the northern Virginia region.
Arlington, VA
(202) 531-1455
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Recent Virginia Tech Graduate with Residential Environments and Design degree seeking employment within Kitchen and Bath design industry.
Arlington, VA
(757) 672-1900
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7x Best of Houzz winner 17 years in business Woman owned
Arlington, VA
(703) 343-9294
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Frank Deichmeister Architect, a small architectural office located in Arlington Virginia, has served clients in the residential, commercial and development communities since 1980. Although he specializes in residential projects, Deichmeister has successfully completed a wide variety of project types in the U.S. and overseas, providing services of architectural design, space planning and interior design, construction documents and project administration.
Arlington, VA
(703) 538-3088
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Custom residential architectural design for new and existing homes, additions and renovations
Arlington, VA
(703) 837-0025
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Architects & Engineers provide a range of services tailored to both residential and commercial projects. Architects focus on design and aesthetics, often creating blueprints, conducting site analysis, and collaborating with clients to bring their vision to life. Engineers, on the other hand, specialize in structural integrity, systems design (like HVAC, electrical, and plumbing), and compliance with regulatory standards. Common services include:
Combining their expertise ensures that both the creative and functional aspects of your project are professionally managed.
The cost of hiring Architects & Engineers varies based on the scope of the project, complexity, and location. Nationally, typical costs include:
For residential home designs, you might expect to pay $5,000–$20,000 for architectural blueprints. Engineering assessments, such as structural evaluations, can range between $500–$3,000. Larger or more customized projects typically cost more. Always ask for a detailed estimate before beginning any work.
Yes, both Architects and Engineers typically need to be licensed to work legally in Arlington County. Licensing ensures they meet professional standards and comply with state regulations. For Architects, this often includes certification through the National Council of Architectural Registration Boards (NCARB). Engineers may need licensure as Professional Engineers (PE).
To verify a professional's license in Arlington County, visit your state's licensing board or building department website. For reliable information, check NCARB's official website or your local engineering licensing board.
Timelines vary widely depending on the project size and complexity. For smaller residential projects, such as designing a single-family home, initial plans from Architects can take 2–6 weeks. Adding Engineer evaluations (e.g., structural or plumbing) may extend this timeframe by another 2–4 weeks.
For larger or more intricate projects, like custom homes or extensive remodels, the planning stage might take several months. Keep in mind:
Clear communication and upfront planning are key to minimizing delays.
To ensure you're selecting the right professional for your project, ask:
These questions help you gauge their expertise, reliability, and compatibility with your vision.
When hiring Architects & Engineers for your home project, watch for signs that may indicate unreliability or lack of expertise:
If anything feels off during your vetting process, consider exploring other options to avoid costly mistakes.
Getting an accurate estimate requires providing detailed project information upfront. Here's how to get started:
Detailed communication upfront can help you avoid surprises and ensure a smoother process.
Yes, most Architects & Engineers actively assist with permitting and code compliance. Architects typically ensure design plans meet local building requirements, while Engineers handle technical calculations to comply with safety standards such as load-bearing limits, plumbing systems, or electrical codes.
Working with licensed professionals minimizes the risk of delays or rejections during the permitting process and ensures your project adheres to local regulations. Always confirm this support is included in your project agreement.
You should consider hiring an Architect & Engineer early in the renovation process, especially for major structural changes or custom designs. Their expertise ensures:
For smaller-scale renovations (like simple remodels), you might only need one professional. Complex or large projects, however, often require both to integrate aesthetics with functionality. Consulting them upfront can prevent costly adjustments later.
Yes, licensed Architects & Engineers are typically required to carry professional liability insurance, also known as errors and omissions (E&O) coverage. This protects homeowners if mistakes in design or calculations lead to structural issues or additional costs during construction.
Always verify that the professional you hire has adequate coverage. This safeguard ensures you're protected financially in the event of unforeseen challenges, and it reflects the professional's commitment to quality and accountability.
Maria VierraEditor
Maria Vierra is the lead designer at Vierra Fine Homes, bringing over two decades of experience in high-end residential design and construction. Her expertise and attention to detail ensure every project meets the highest standards of excellence, blending functionality with aesthetic appeal.
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