What We Do

We create filing-ready construction documents to meet your specifications. We can draft construction documents, including structural drawings, non-structural drawings, mechanical plans, electrical plans, plumbing plans, landscaping plans, site plans, and any other critical documents.

Your contractors will have all the information necessary to acquire materials and begin the construction procedure. Your construction documents will be sufficient to file for permits with the city and get your project off to a great start.

Who We Serve

Understanding the difference between these two is vital in choosing the right type of plans for your project.

Non-structural plan:

Just interior or cosmetic changes? This is for you!With this option you can make interior changes, update kitchens, install new finished floor, change the layout of non - load bearing walls, updates doors and windows within the same openings, and make any other cosmetic changes. This is our bread and butter, and we will have them back to you within 7 - 10 days.

Structural Plans:

Building your house from scratch? Creating an addition to your home? Need to replace a few joists or move the staircase to make the layout more functional? These structural components and needs for a home are all common parts of structural plans. When we refer to structural, we mean any plant or changes to plans that have to do with the structure and stability of a building.

• Architects & Contractors

• Designers & Space Planners

• Homeowners

• Real Estate Agents

• Business Owners

• Property Managers

• General Contractors

Structural vs Non- Structural

Scopes We Cover

• Kitchen & Bath Renovations

• Home Addition & Renovations

• New Construction: Single & Multifamily Homes

• Paper to CAD Conversions

• Interior Elevations

• Design to GC Drawings

• Filing & Construction Drawings

• Finished Basements

• Decks, Pools, Sheds & Garage

• 3D Modeling & Renderings

What You'll Receive

2D drawings in the following formats:

• PDF File
• DWG File

Have Questions? Check our FAQ's Page for answers to common questions