Property review
Start with your address and who the home is for. Onsite is recommended; Zoom is available. We review placement, access, utilities and major site questions, then follow up with a written recommendation.

The Lumara One process
Start with your property and how Lumara One could fit. Each step gives your family the information needed to make the next decision.

The project path
Four stages before construction. Every project includes a new boundary and topographic survey; other investigations depend on site conditions.
Start with your address and who the home is for. Onsite is recommended; Zoom is available. We review placement, access, utilities and major site questions, then follow up with a written recommendation.
Every Lumara One project requires a new boundary and topographic survey, even if an older survey is available. For septic properties, we arrange an inspection of the existing system. Other site investigations are scoped as needed, with fees agreed before work begins.
Develop the Lumara One floor plan, architectural and structural documents, and the applicable site, septic and permit scope. Preconstruction can be one phase or two, depending on what the property needs.
Review the defined construction scope, price, responsibilities and terms before entering the build agreement. Construction is coordinated with the required approvals, site work, utilities and inspections.
Before the next commitment
After the review, we explain what the property needs and what it will take to move forward.
A written recommendation connects the intended use, placement, access and site questions to a practical next step.
A new boundary and topographic survey is required for every project. Septic inspection and other site investigations are scoped for the property, with fees agreed before work begins.
Move into plans and engineering once the required site questions are resolved. Fees and responsibilities are set out before authorization.
Start with your Massachusetts address, then request a Lumara property review. Onsite is recommended; Zoom is available.