Custom Home Builder Plymouth Township, MI
A New Home In Plymouth Township
Some lots sit in a subdivision, some on a private lane the owners keep up together, and a few hold a historic home. Service may be township water and sewer, or a well and septic system. We find out which before design starts.
We work alongside your architect or designer. They lead the design. We keep you informed at every step and build it with care.
Building In Plymouth Township
Permits
We assemble the full application, with the drawings, a professional plan of the lot and any subdivision approval, then file it with the Building Department and see it through.
Trees
Many lots here carry mature trees. We arrange a tree survey early, so the larger trees and the street trees are on the plan before the home is placed.
Taking Down An Old House
Clearing an older home to make way for a new one? We prepare the paperwork, secure the demolition permit and manage the work.
Private Roads
Some lots sit on a private lane that the owners keep up together. We look into the road arrangement for you before you buy.
Historic Homes
Some properties here are historic. We find out early whether yours is one and, if so, work with the Historic District Commission on the exterior.
Water And Sewer
Some lots connect to township water and sewer, and others have a well or septic system through Wayne County. We confirm what yours has before design starts.
This page is general information, not legal advice or an official answer. Plymouth Township decides what is allowed on each property, and its rules change. For anything official, the Plymouth Township Building Department is on (734) 354-3210. This page is about Plymouth Township. The City of Plymouth has its own rules.
Questions About Building In Plymouth Township
Do you build in both Plymouth Township and the City of Plymouth?
Yes, both. They are two separate places with separate building departments, so we start by confirming which one your lot is in.
Our lot has several mature trees. How do you plan around them?
With a tree survey first. We put the larger trees on the plan before the home is placed, then design to keep as many as we can.
We are replacing an older house in Plymouth Township. Who handles the demolition and the old sewer line?
We do. We secure the demolition permit, arrange the utility shutoffs, and have the old sewer line inspected by camera if it is to serve the new home.
Our lot is in a subdivision. Who gets the subdivision’s approval?
We request it with you. It goes in with the permit application, so we take it up early, alongside the drawings.
The lot we like is on a private road. What should we know before we buy?
Who keeps the road up and clears the snow. Owners along a private road usually share that, and we look into the arrangement for you before you commit.
General information, not legal advice. Plymouth Township decides what is allowed on each property.
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