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The drawings did not match the home

Rooms and the layout differed from the building records. The next step was to find out which alterations had been approved and which documents were missing.

What happened

The drawings in the archive showed a different layout from the home itself. For some rooms and alterations, it was difficult to find records showing what the municipality had approved.

It was also unclear whether all the building work had been formally completed in the municipal records. Drawings, permits and completion documents first had to be matched to the relevant part of the home.

How the work moved forward

The documents were gathered and reviewed alongside information about how the rooms were being used. Differences in walls, layout and room use were listed with references to the relevant drawings.

The review identified which records to request and which questions needed an answer from the municipality. It also identified matters requiring measurements or a professional assessment.

The differences and missing records were brought together in one overview, with specific questions for the municipality and the professionals following up.

Facing a similar problem?

This can matter before buying, when preparing to sell or when altering a home you have owned for years. Start with municipal drawings and permits, and identify the rooms or changes you need answers about.

Budsjekk helps find the records, understand the replies and follow up any need for new drawings, investigations or an application.

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