Feasibility Studies: Building with Confidence from the Ground Up

Before any design work begins, a comprehensive feasibility study ensures your property is fit for the vision ahead. At Core Built Construction, we specialize in identifying critical site factors early—helping you avoid costly surprises and paving the way for a smoother, more informed build process.

Why Feasibility Matters

A feasibility study is more than a box to check—it’s a proactive step that protects your investment and helps turn ideas into executable plans. Our team evaluates your property through a construction-focused lens, assessing constraints that could impact design, permitting, and long-term functionality.

What We Assess

• Environmentally Critical Areas (ECAs): We identify wetlands, steep slopes, flood zones, and other sensitive areas that may limit development or trigger special regulations.

• Site-Specific Setbacks and Buffers: We determine required distances from property lines, water bodies, and protected features to ensure your project remains compliant while maximizing usable space.

• Shoreline Management Zones: For waterfront properties, we assess jurisdictional overlays, buffer zones, and the potential need for Shoreline Substantial Development Permits.

• Access, Topography, and Utility Limitations: We evaluate how terrain, access points, and existing infrastructure affect buildability and cost.

• Jurisdictional Guidelines: Each municipality may impose unique zoning or overlay constraints—we sort through the codes so you don’t have to.

 The Core Built Advantage

Our feasibility studies are grounded in real-world construction knowledge, not just theory. We bring decades of experience navigating municipal codes, environmental constraints, and permit pathways across Western Washington. You get clear, actionable insight into what can be built, what needs adjustment, and how to move forward with confidence.