At 100% Solutions Architect, we specialize in Compounding of Excess services—helping property owners, builders, and developers legally regularize unauthorized constructions, excess coverage, or deviations from approved building plans. We provide expert advisory, documentation, and representation to navigate local building bye-laws, DDA, MCD, L&DO, and urban development rules.

Our end-to-end compounding services ensure your property is legally compliant, preventing demolition risks, penalties, or future disputes. 

Our Compounding Advisory Services Include:

• Assessment of Deviations

  • Site analysis and measurement of excess FAR, height, setbacks, and coverage

  • Comparison with original sanction and current building status

• Liaison with Authorities

  • DDA, L&DO, MCD, NDMC, DTCP, and other state/local bodies

  • Filing compounding applications and follow-up

• Documentation & Regularization

  • Drafting affidavits, indemnity bonds, deviation reports

  • Providing architectural drawings as per compliance

• Legal Compliance & Closure

  • Payment assistance for compounding fees

  • Receiving compounding orders and updates in property records

? Why Choose 100% Solutions Architect?

✔️ Expert Legal & Technical Team: In-house architects, engineers, and legal professionals
✔️ Faster Approvals: Strategic coordination with local departments and digital filing
✔️ PAN-India Services: Active in Delhi, Gurugram, Noida, Jaipur, Lucknow, and more
✔️ Zero-Hassle Process: We manage everything from survey to final order
✔️ Confidential & Transparent: Secure handling of property records and clear fee structure
✔️ Updated with Building Bye-laws: We stay current with master plan amendments and court rulings

❓ Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

 Q1. What is compounding of excess in property?

It is a legal provision that allows regularization of unauthorized or excess construction by paying a government fee.

Q2. Can all types of deviations be regularized?

Only certain deviations (within allowable limits) can be compounded as per local laws like MPD 2021, MCD Bye-laws, etc.

Q3. Is compounding allowed in residential and commercial properties?

Yes, compounding is applicable to both, subject to zoning and usage guidelines.

Q4. What documents are needed for compounding?

You need the original building plan, site layout, photographs, deviation report, property papers, and IDs.

Q5. How long does the process take?

Typically 15–60 days, depending on jurisdiction, complexity, and authority response time.

Frequently Asked Questions(FAQ)