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No. It compares the enclosure geometry with a height value you enter. Obtain the applicable limit from the authority, HOA, project document or professional you rely on.

Height rules are usually more specific than a state name. They can depend on municipality, zoning district, structure type, setbacks, definitions, overlays, HOA rules and other project details.

No. It only means the modeled height is below the number you entered. A real project can have many other applicable requirements.

In this model, eave height is the vertical distance from the ground reference to the top of the enclosure wall frame where the roof begins.

Peak height is the highest modeled point of the roof above the ground reference.

It is a simplified geometric reference used for visualization. Local codes and zoning documents may define mean roof height differently, so verify the definition used by your source.

With the same eave height and span, a steeper roof generally produces more roof rise and therefore a higher modeled peak.

It shows the space remaining after subtracting the front, rear, left and right setback values you entered from the modeled property or planning area.

No. Enter the setback values from the source you are using.

They can be separate requirements. The tool therefore lets you visualize a separate HOA height value without deciding whether that HOA provision is legally applicable.

Yes. Gable, hip, mansard and single-slope models can use different geometry, allowing their peak heights and profiles to be compared.

No. Wind design requires project-specific load assumptions, structural members, connections, foundations and enclosure characteristics that are outside this visualizer.

A generic percentage reduction does not represent a complete structural wind analysis. The redesigned tool keeps structural design separate from geometric constraint visualization.

Use it as an informal planning illustration if useful, but it is not a permit drawing, engineering document or approval.

Yes. The tool includes position controls to shift the enclosure in the yard and display the resulting distances to each modeled boundary.

The current version uses a rectangular planning area. For non-rectangular lots, enter the bounding box of the immediate pool and patio area you are evaluating.

The tool performs the visualization locally in your browser session without persisting your property dimensions to an external server.