Place the deck
Review the plot, easements, grade, home, existing improvements, and proposed footprint.
Freedom coordinates new decks and full replacements around Weldon Spring land-use review, St. Charles County building requirements, and homeowner-selected finishes.
Weldon Spring homeowners · Complete projects · City and county coordination

Freedom reviews the property, survey context, easements, grade, stairs, existing deck, and intended use before finalizing the footprint. That prevents the structural plan and finish selections from getting ahead of city placement approval.
The complete base scope is then separated from composite, CedarTone, railing, lighting, and finish options. Homeowners can compare upgrades while the city-and-county path remains clear.
Weldon Spring’s multipurpose land-use application specifically includes decks and porches. The city asks for plot and building plans; after city approval, the project documents move to St. Charles County Building and Code Enforcement for the applicable building permit.
Freedom identifies the sequence before construction and coordinates required county inspections included in the contract. That keeps a city land-use approval from being confused with permission to begin structural work.
Freedom keeps the city land-use and county building responsibilities separate, then coordinates the contracted inspection stages under the approved plan.
Review the plot, easements, grade, home, existing improvements, and proposed footprint.
Complete the Weldon Spring land-use step before treating the design as buildable.
Provide structural details and finish specifications for the applicable county permit.
Coordinate the permit-card stages and carry covered work through final review.
Yes. The city’s multipurpose land-use application lists decks and porches and asks for plot and building information for municipal review.
Weldon Spring directs applicants to submit the city-approved plans to St. Charles County Building and Code Enforcement for the applicable building permit and inspections.
Not necessarily. City approval addresses land use and placement; the applicable county building permit must also be issued before structural work begins.
Freedom confirms the city step, prepares the structural scope for county review, and coordinates required inspections included in the contract. Homeowner-controlled finish options remain separate from those approval requirements.
Share the property and project goals. We will review the city land-use and county building path before recommending the next step.