Building a home is a complex, multi-step process that requires knowledge of municipal laws, engineering systems, and technical standards.

 This process not only requires financial planning, but also involves overcoming administrative and legal challenges. The legal stages of construction, from obtaining initial permits (such as a building permit) to coordinating with relevant organizations, form the main infrastructure of the project.

 Designing according to national building regulations, selecting an experienced contractor, and overseeing implementation until the completion stage are the pillars of success on this path.

Steps to building a house in Iran

Building a house in Iran is a complex process that requires complete knowledge of laws, regulations, obtaining permits, design, implementation, and receiving a completion certificate.

 Below, we will explain these steps step by step.

1. Familiarity with house building rules and regulations

Before starting any construction project, it is essential to be aware of national building codes and regulations and urban development guidelines. These rules include national building codes, urban master plan guidelines, and local bylaws.

Compliance with these regulations is essential to ensure the safety, health, and efficiency of the building.

2. Land preparation and initial surveys for building a house

Choosing suitable land for residential use is the first step in building a house.

 After selecting the land, its legal status, including ownership and use, must be reviewed.

Also, conducting geotechnical studies is essential to evaluate ground conditions and determine the type of foundation.

3. Obtaining permits and building permits

Obtaining a building permit from the local municipality is required to begin construction. The steps for obtaining a house construction permit are:

1. Preparation of required documents: includes ownership certificate, owner’s ID card and national ID card, architectural and structural drawings, and technical reports.
2. Submitting an application to the municipality: By visiting the municipality or the city’s electronic services offices, the application for a construction permit will be registered.
3. Review and approval of maps: The maps submitted are reviewed by municipal experts and modified if necessary.
4. Payment of fees and charges: After the drawings are approved, the relevant fees will be calculated and paid.
5. Issuance of a construction permit: After completing the above steps, a construction permit is issued and permission to begin construction operations is granted.

Please note that construction without a building permit is illegal and will result in project halt and financial penalties.

4. Architectural and structural design in house construction

After receiving the house construction permit, the design phase begins.

This phase will include architectural, structural, mechanical and electrical design. The designs must be in accordance with national building regulations and municipal regulations.

5. Choosing a contractor and signing a house construction contract

Choosing an experienced and qualified contractor is of great importance in home construction.

 The contract should include project details, duration, costs, payment method, and termination conditions.

 Also, it must be ensured that the contractor has insurance against civil liabilities and workplace accidents.

6. Implementation of house construction operations

The construction steps are as follows:

1. Demolition and land preparation: If there is an old building, it is demolished and the land is cleared.
2. Implementation of the plan and excavation: The building plan is implemented on the ground and excavation is carried out according to the structural plans.
3. Foundation construction: After excavation, the foundation or foundation of the building is constructed based on structural drawings.
4. Framing: The construction of the building’s frame is done using materials such as concrete or steel.
5. Wall and ceiling: Interior and exterior walls and ceilings are constructed based on architectural drawings.
6. Installation of utilities: Mechanical (such as heating and cooling systems) and electrical (such as wiring) utilities are installed.
7. Facade construction and interior decoration: Facade construction and interior decoration completion are carried out based on the completed designs.

7. Monitoring and controlling the quality of house construction

During the implementation of the house construction project, continuous supervision by supervising engineers is required. This supervision will include controlling the quality of materials, compliance with standards, and compliance with approved drawings.

8. Receive a certificate of completion of house construction

After the construction of the house is completed and in order to operate the building, it is necessary to obtain a completion certificate from the municipality. The steps to obtain a completion certificate are:

1. Submitting an application to the municipality: The owner or legal representative submits an application to the municipality for a completion certificate.
2. Visit by municipal experts: Municipal experts visit the building and check its compliance with approved plans and regulations.
3. Verification by supervising engineers: Supervising engineers must confirm that all construction steps have been carried out in accordance with the approved regulations and drawings.
4. Payment of final fees: If there are any final fees or charges, they must be paid.
5. Issuance of a completion certificate: After completing the above steps, a completion certificate is issued, indicating the legal completion of the project and the possibility of operating the building.

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Conclusion

Building a house can only be achieved by successfully completing legal, technical, and administrative procedures.

 Complying with municipal regulations, obtaining permits, designing according to standards, and continuously monitoring implementation will not only prevent project downtime, but will also ensure safety and property rights.

 Collaboration with licensed supervising engineers and committed contractors plays a key role in facilitating the process.