Shape your home for the life ahead.

A dedicated workspace for your project - one place that carries you from early planning through design, permitting, and construction.

Your project workspace, AI guidance, planning tools, and continuity of data as you progress into design, permit, and build phases.

Once you've defined your scope and direction, you transition into design. That's when our design team turns your ideas into real models and permit-ready drawings.

rehome designs qualifying residential projects through our own design team. Many residential remodels, additions, ADUs, and single-family projects can legally be designed without a licensed architect. When a project or part of a project requires licensed architectural, engineering, energy, surveying, or other professional services, we coordinate the appropriate licensed professional. Each outside professional remains responsible for the services and professional judgment within their assigned scope.

No. Many residential projects do not require a licensed architect. The professionals required depend on the building, project scope, construction type, structural conditions, and the requirements of the reviewing agency. We'll identify professional needs as the project develops and coordinate them when required.

Structural engineering is performed by a licensed structural or civil engineer when required. rehome coordinates the engineer's work with the overall project and incorporates the appropriate engineering documents into the permit process. The engineer remains responsible for their calculations, structural design, details, and professional judgment.

rehome coordinates the permit process. We prepare and organize the applicable project documents, coordinate required professional documents, submit the package, track agency review, and coordinate responses and revisions. The city, county, or other reviewing agency makes the final permit and approval decisions.

Construction is performed by the licensed contractor you select and hire under a separate construction agreement. The contractor is responsible for construction pricing, labor, subcontractors, scheduling, jobsite safety, workmanship, and construction means and methods. rehome keeps your project information, plans, decisions, and professional communication organized as the project moves through construction.

If you are planning an addition or a remodel, a 3D scan brings your existing home into your workspace as an accurate, interactive model you can plan and design around.

No. For new builds and ADUs, you start directly from the property data and planning tools since there is no existing structure to scan.

rehome gives you a place to understand and design the project before construction begins. You can define the scope, design the project, bring in licensed specialists when they're actually needed, coordinate permitting, and keep everything together in one project workspace. When you're ready to build, your licensed contractor takes responsibility for construction using the approved project documents.