Yes, as an experienced remodeling contractor, design/build contractor and renovation contractor, we have experience working with these and other organizations in many different capacities. If you are a member of a neighborhood homeowner’s Association or are located in a historic district, you will be subject to certain Association Covenants and Restrictions and/or Historic District Standards and Policies. It is extremely important to review this information in the very early planning stages of any project. Most associations require the project’s design and materials to be pre-approved by their Architectural Control Committees. The association will provide guidelines to follow when submitting information. You, your designer and/or architect should know and understand the Historical District Guidelines before the planning and design process begins. The Historical District Commission must approve the project and issue a Certificate of Appropriateness before you can apply for a building permit.