What kind of site information must I provide to Basecamp Fitness to create a Compliance Drawing?

According to Basecamp Fitness's 2025 Franchise Disclosure Document, before construction of a Basecamp Studio can begin, franchisees must supply accurate site information to allow Basecamp Fitness to create a Compliance Drawing. This information includes as-built drawings, surveys, technical data, construction documents, and site plans.

This requirement ensures that the studio design complies with Basecamp Fitness's standards and all applicable regulations. Franchisees must obtain written consent from Basecamp Fitness for their studio design before starting construction. This process involves retaining qualified professionals like licensed architects or design professionals to create Construction Documents that align with Basecamp Fitness's Mandatory Specifications.

If a franchisee chooses an architectural vendor not designated by Basecamp Fitness, they may incur a fee for Basecamp Fitness to review and approve the Construction Documents. However, for the first Basecamp Studio, Basecamp Fitness may require the franchisee to use their designated architectural vendor. Franchisees are also obligated to use only approved building materials, equipment, fixtures, furniture, and signs during construction, and must adhere strictly to the approved plans and specifications, as well as all applicable ordinances and building codes.