How review usually works
Most master-planned communities in the Phoenix area require architectural review for visible exterior changes. You submit a request with drawings and details, a committee reviews it, and you receive an approval, a request for changes or a denial. Timelines and requirements differ by community.
What committees tend to look at
Placement: whether the addition is on your side of the wall and whether it shows above the wall line.
Size and depth: how far it projects and how it relates to the wall.
Color and finish: whether it matches the community palette.
Lighting: brightness, color temperature and whether light spills toward neighbors or the sky.
Installation: how it attaches and whether the shared wall is affected.
What to include in your request
A front elevation and a side section with dimensions, the location on a site plan or photo, the finish and color, lighting details, and a note confirming installation on your side of the wall.
How Trelace helps
Trelace prepares a submittal package for review boards, with elevations, sections and finish information, so your submission is complete from the start. Everything installs on your side of the wall: the frame, its anchors and its wiring.