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How to purchase a standard project?

You just found a project on namuprojektas.lt namaiprojektai.lt nps-projektai.lt you like? You can receive more information by sending us a request form, ordering it by e-mail info@nps-projektai.lt or asking it by phone +37060692737.

If you are going to make your request by phone or e-mail, we will need the following data and photocopies of documents:
1. Land plot owner's first name, family name (if there are several owners - their first names and family names), national identification number.
2. Place of residence.
3. Contact phone number.
4. Document photocopies: certificate of title, plot's plan, topographical image.
The data is required in order to draw up a purchase agreement and ascertain the project you have chosen is suitable for your plot.

We will send a finished project via courier to the address you have specified. There is no need for you to visit our office; however, should you want to pick the project up personally, you can visit us at: Aušros ave. 66-23, Šiauliai.

Obtainment of a construction permit (preparation of a technical work project)
Should you intend to build a residential house, you are required to obtain the construction permit first. If you ordering this service, the following documents are required:

1. Special architectural requirements (you can fill the request form in at the department for architecture and urbanistics of the local municipality);
2. Plot muniments;
3. Plot plan;
4. Building muniments (if there are buildings present on the plot);
5. File of building cadastral measurements (if there are buildings present on the plot);
6. Consents of co-owners (if the plot is owned by multiple owners);
7. Topographical image of the plot (it may be ordered from surveyors, valid for 1 year);
8. Conditions for connecting to utility networks ("Lesto," "Teo," municipal water-supply, sewerage, gas).

We obtain construction permits in all regions of Lithuania.

How much does an individual project cost?

The price for an individual construction project and its arrangement depends on the location, size of the building, configuration of the technical project, parts of the project and their complexity. The guiding price for an architectural-constructional part of design works is 25.00 LTL per 1m2 of floor, nevertheless, the exact price is differs for every project.

If you have any questions, do not hesitate to call us +37060692737 or write us by e-mail info@nps-projektai.ltwe will help you to find the best solution. 

What should I pay attention to when buying a plot?

What should I pay attention to when buying a plot?  
The general information is recommendatory. 

The plot's LOCATION is one of the essential things determining its value. 
Before purchasing a plot, you have to consider: 
connections with the city; suitability of roads for construction vehicles during construction; condition of roads in winter or autumn; distance to the nearest kindergarten or school and is it reachable by bus; distance to the nearest shop. 
 
Main DOCUMENTS: 
Title deed (pay attention to the means of land use; what are the restrictions and easements of land use?), plot plan (protective zones, restrictions and easements are important things),topographical map is optional, detailed plan (if it exists, it is extremely important to pay attention to the main and engineering drawing. If it does not exist, examine valid general and special plans of the plot's location. They should be available on the website of the municipality your plot is located in.

Plot's SOIL:
It is important to determine whether the plot is free of any marshy plants; whether the soil is dry; whether the plot is not in the lowest position of all neighboring plots. It is very important to identify the type of soil: ask the neighbors, if any, about it; spade a hole 1.2 m deep where you plan to build the house and if you are uncertain about the soil and you really intend to buy the plot, it is important to carry out a geological study which costs around 1000 LTL. The soil determines the type of foundations to be designed. If the quality of soil is poor, i.e. there is no "solid base," foundations will cost twice (or more) the price of ordinary foundations. It is best to become aware of such information before you purchase the plot and avoid the surprise when construction starts.
 
ORIENTATION of the plot. 
It is best to put the garage or awning for the car at the northern side and bedrooms, for example, at the eastern or western part, and the living room at the southern or western part, etc. This way all rooms get sunshine at different time of the day.  Nevertheless it all depends on the individual design for the plot and client's needs.

UTILITIES
Utilities are of essence in determining the value of the plot. One should look for utilities in the topographical map. It shouldn't be older than a year. Pay attention if there are branches of utilities (sewer manhole, power inlet box) in your plot. If water-supply is marked on the street or somewhere near, you should find out who is the owner of that network and is it possible to make a connection to it. The most important question is whether utilities are marked in the topographical map as present or whether they are marked as planned or being designed utilities. In the latter case, you should get to know the approximate date those utilities are planned to be built at and who is going to provide funds for it (as it may take 20 or more years in case there is no development of the city or town being planned in the area your plot is).

If you are purchasing a plot without utilities, this part is less relevant to you; however, it is worth to investigate into prospects of this area. Then you should focus on electrical connection to the plot. If it is not available on the edge of the plot, inquire where is the nearest transformer substation. If it does not exist, ask about the project of electrical connection and its dates. The provider of electricity is the best place to ask for it. If there is no electrical connection you will have to find out a way to generate energy during construction and whether it is possible to get a temporary connection for the construction period. If water-supply and sewerage networks are only planned, you should make use of local utilities, e.g. dug wells or deep wells, a certified wastewater storage tank and, if possible, to design local waterworks (it is easier to do when there is a stream, drainage ditch nearby and the plot is larger than 15 ares, when it is specified in the detailed plan). Gas pipeline is the least common type of utilities. Ask the gas supplier where is the nearest gas branch (should the supplier state gas pipeline is near) and how much it will cost to extend the connection to your house.

DRAINAGE pipes are very common in regional plots. It can be seen only in the topographical image. If it is not available, you can obtain this information in the melioration department or municipality your plot is in. If there is a drain available, you should note its diameter and whether it goes through the site of the prospective construction. Usually it is prohibited to destroy a drain of 100 mm or wider and making detours is expensive, nevertheless they are necessary. Revised drainage lines have a protection zone of 5 m, and designed lines - 15 m. Building is prohibited in the protection zone, but its dimensions can be revised; however, it is not clear which direction it will shift to after the revision.
If you have considered all the points and intend to purchase the plot, make sure before signing the contract that everything the seller has promised is included in the contract. Including dates of completion and liabilities. 
 
If your plot is in Šiauliai city or Šiauliai region, our company is able to supply you with a detailed information about your plot. If you want to purchase the plot in other cities and regions of Lithuania, we can provide you consulting services; however, it is best to visit your local architect or municipality. 

 

Is it possible to design a house in Lithuania if I am working abroad?

Yes, we provide such services. You only have to lodge the power of attorney through notarization to one of our specialists or another individual you trust. We will prepare and manage all the documents and obtain the construction permit without the need for you to return. You will be able to follow the process' progress and make adjustments by e-mail. You will be sent all documentation related to the project.

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How to purchase a standard project?

You just found a project on namuprojektas.lt namaiprojektai.lt nps-projektai.lt you like? You can receive more information by sending us a request form, ordering it by e-mail info@nps-projektai.lt or asking it by phone +37060692737.

If you are going to make your request by phone or e-mail, we will need the following data and photocopies of documents:
1. Land plot owner's first name, family name (if there are several owners - their first names and family names), national identification number.
2. Place of residence.
3. Contact phone number.
4. Document photocopies: certificate of title, plot's plan, topographical image.
The data is required in order to draw up a purchase agreement and ascertain the project you have chosen is suitable for your plot.

We will send a finished project via courier to the address you have specified. There is no need for you to visit our office; however, should you want to pick the project up personally, you can visit us at: Aušros ave. 66-23, Šiauliai.

Obtainment of a construction permit (preparation of a technical work project)
Should you intend to build a residential house, you are required to obtain the construction permit first. If you ordering this service, the following documents are required:

1. Special architectural requirements (you can fill the request form in at the department for architecture and urbanistics of the local municipality);
2. Plot muniments;
3. Plot plan;
4. Building muniments (if there are buildings present on the plot);
5. File of building cadastral measurements (if there are buildings present on the plot);
6. Consents of co-owners (if the plot is owned by multiple owners);
7. Topographical image of the plot (it may be ordered from surveyors, valid for 1 year);
8. Conditions for connecting to utility networks ("Lesto," "Teo," municipal water-supply, sewerage, gas).

We obtain construction permits in all regions of Lithuania.

How much does an individual project cost?

The price for an individual construction project and its arrangement depends on the location, size of the building, configuration of the technical project, parts of the project and their complexity. The guiding price for an architectural-constructional part of design works is 25.00 LTL per 1m2 of floor, nevertheless, the exact price is differs for every project.

If you have any questions, do not hesitate to call us +37060692737 or write us by e-mail info@nps-projektai.ltwe will help you to find the best solution. 

What should I pay attention to when buying a plot?

What should I pay attention to when buying a plot?  
The general information is recommendatory. 

The plot's LOCATION is one of the essential things determining its value. 
Before purchasing a plot, you have to consider: 
connections with the city; suitability of roads for construction vehicles during construction; condition of roads in winter or autumn; distance to the nearest kindergarten or school and is it reachable by bus; distance to the nearest shop. 
 
Main DOCUMENTS: 
Title deed (pay attention to the means of land use; what are the restrictions and easements of land use?), plot plan (protective zones, restrictions and easements are important things),topographical map is optional, detailed plan (if it exists, it is extremely important to pay attention to the main and engineering drawing. If it does not exist, examine valid general and special plans of the plot's location. They should be available on the website of the municipality your plot is located in.

Plot's SOIL:
It is important to determine whether the plot is free of any marshy plants; whether the soil is dry; whether the plot is not in the lowest position of all neighboring plots. It is very important to identify the type of soil: ask the neighbors, if any, about it; spade a hole 1.2 m deep where you plan to build the house and if you are uncertain about the soil and you really intend to buy the plot, it is important to carry out a geological study which costs around 1000 LTL. The soil determines the type of foundations to be designed. If the quality of soil is poor, i.e. there is no "solid base," foundations will cost twice (or more) the price of ordinary foundations. It is best to become aware of such information before you purchase the plot and avoid the surprise when construction starts.
 
ORIENTATION of the plot. 
It is best to put the garage or awning for the car at the northern side and bedrooms, for example, at the eastern or western part, and the living room at the southern or western part, etc. This way all rooms get sunshine at different time of the day.  Nevertheless it all depends on the individual design for the plot and client's needs.

UTILITIES
Utilities are of essence in determining the value of the plot. One should look for utilities in the topographical map. It shouldn't be older than a year. Pay attention if there are branches of utilities (sewer manhole, power inlet box) in your plot. If water-supply is marked on the street or somewhere near, you should find out who is the owner of that network and is it possible to make a connection to it. The most important question is whether utilities are marked in the topographical map as present or whether they are marked as planned or being designed utilities. In the latter case, you should get to know the approximate date those utilities are planned to be built at and who is going to provide funds for it (as it may take 20 or more years in case there is no development of the city or town being planned in the area your plot is).

If you are purchasing a plot without utilities, this part is less relevant to you; however, it is worth to investigate into prospects of this area. Then you should focus on electrical connection to the plot. If it is not available on the edge of the plot, inquire where is the nearest transformer substation. If it does not exist, ask about the project of electrical connection and its dates. The provider of electricity is the best place to ask for it. If there is no electrical connection you will have to find out a way to generate energy during construction and whether it is possible to get a temporary connection for the construction period. If water-supply and sewerage networks are only planned, you should make use of local utilities, e.g. dug wells or deep wells, a certified wastewater storage tank and, if possible, to design local waterworks (it is easier to do when there is a stream, drainage ditch nearby and the plot is larger than 15 ares, when it is specified in the detailed plan). Gas pipeline is the least common type of utilities. Ask the gas supplier where is the nearest gas branch (should the supplier state gas pipeline is near) and how much it will cost to extend the connection to your house.

DRAINAGE pipes are very common in regional plots. It can be seen only in the topographical image. If it is not available, you can obtain this information in the melioration department or municipality your plot is in. If there is a drain available, you should note its diameter and whether it goes through the site of the prospective construction. Usually it is prohibited to destroy a drain of 100 mm or wider and making detours is expensive, nevertheless they are necessary. Revised drainage lines have a protection zone of 5 m, and designed lines - 15 m. Building is prohibited in the protection zone, but its dimensions can be revised; however, it is not clear which direction it will shift to after the revision.
If you have considered all the points and intend to purchase the plot, make sure before signing the contract that everything the seller has promised is included in the contract. Including dates of completion and liabilities. 
 
If your plot is in Šiauliai city or Šiauliai region, our company is able to supply you with a detailed information about your plot. If you want to purchase the plot in other cities and regions of Lithuania, we can provide you consulting services; however, it is best to visit your local architect or municipality. 

 

Is it possible to design a house in Lithuania if I am working abroad?

Yes, we provide such services. You only have to lodge the power of attorney through notarization to one of our specialists or another individual you trust. We will prepare and manage all the documents and obtain the construction permit without the need for you to return. You will be able to follow the process' progress and make adjustments by e-mail. You will be sent all documentation related to the project.

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