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What are you planning?

Answer a few simple questions so Build Path can better understand your project and identify guidance, approvals and next steps that may apply.

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Please complete the required questions before continuing.
Active issue? If something is unsafe or getting worse, address that first. StepCheck can still help organize what comes after.

Start with the closest group. You will choose a more specific project next.

Optional. Most projects are planned work. Only choose yes if something needs attention now.

Helps us match local rules and contacts.

Condos and multi-unit buildings may need permission or coordination before work starts. If you rent, later questions cover the rental request. They are not this approval question.

This is about an owner, landlord, condo corporation, co-owner, or shared-property agreement. It is not a City permit question.

Answer the details that match the project you chose. Keep answers rough if you are still deciding. This does not create a resident account or save a Project File.

Choose every location that applies. Select Not sure only if you genuinely do not know yet.

Like-for-like replacement in the same opening is different from resizing, a new opening, or framing work.

For example: plumbing, electrical, structure, layout changes, underground work, drainage, or anything hidden behind walls.

Optional. Add related pieces only if they apply. This does not change your main project choice.

A sentence or two is enough. You do not need technical terms.

Where you are now

This is how defined the work is, not how far along you are. Project stage is the next question.

This is your current stage, such as exploring, planning, or already starting. It is not the same as how clear the project is.

What you already know may affect the project

These are general issues you already know about, such as permission, yard, access, or documents. Property-specific conditions are the next question. It is okay to choose None or Not sure.

These are conditions of the property itself, such as heritage, trees, or a floodplain. Only choose what you already know. It is okay to choose None or Not sure.