Package 1: Entry Level Plan Package:

 


Each set of plans we provide will have the necessary documentation to build your home. As with any project, specific changes on site may be needed to comply with state and local building codes. Before you begin the process of construction, or applying for necessary building permits, you should take the time to consult with local building department officials to get a detailed list of items needed for your building permit. Some areas are very lenient, and some are strict, but the location of the build will determine the zone and all applicable codes will change depending on location. Below are the basic items needed in all areas for a builder to accurately complete construction, but this isn't always enough to pass codes in every area.

Package one is our entry level set of plans, and will provide you with the following information.

 

 

 

While this is often enough information for an experienced builder to construct your home, it is sometimes insufficient for areas with strict building codes or in areas with architectural review committees . This package is sometimes used for subcontractors to bid jobs, and for some areas is enough for pulling preliminary permits, and heath permitting for home-site layout and septic system permits. Again, you will need to check your local building code requirements, as this may not pass in some areas for full permitting needs. This set is also often used in preliminary negotiations between builders and clients.

 

 

Other Plan Packages:

    • Plan Package Level Two (get more info)
    • Plan Package Level Three (get more info)
    • What is NOT included:



      Structural Engineering - This is an optional service we provide upon request and will include an up charge.
      Locations of actual duct work - Used for heating and air systems - HVAC technicians typically includes this with their services.
      Drawings showing actual plumbing pipe sizes and locations - We provide fixture locations only as plumbing technicians provide this service.
      Electrical Panel Diagrams - This is a service provided by most electricians at the time of installation.
      Location Specific Engineering - This is an optional service we provide upon request and will include with an slight up charge.
      Framing layouts, materials or sizes - This is an optional service and is only included in higher level plan packages.
    Coversheet:
    Renderings and illustrations of home
    Local Build Notes
    Schedules
    Project Specific Notes
    Foundation Plan:
    Includes detailed information on systems pertaining to the foundation of your home. Fully detailed and dimensioned plans, exterior foundation walls, post locations, point load locations, footing details and schedules, details pertaining to log wall positioning (if applicable), and a cross-dimension for Pythagorean dimension check for square.
    Floor Plan(s):
    Layout and dimensioning of all interior and exterior walls, doors and windows, details, and any project specific notes as needed.
    Exterior Elevation(s):
    Front, Left, Rear, and Right Elevations of your home with notes about finishes and materials, as well as project specific notes.
    Standard Section(s):
    Floor heights, and standard details to apply to most homes, and any specific details needed for difficult to construct items.
    Standard Details:
    Items of typical construction to match most of the items on your standard home.
    Electrical Layout(s):
    This will provide suggested electrical layouts with notes for lighting, switches, television and satellite connections, and diagrams of how the wiring should be placed. NOTE: While most of our plans have suggested electrical, some older projects do not, and will require additional time to complete. Please ask about your project or stock plan if this is a concern.

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    Package 1: Entry Level Plan Package:

     


    Each set of plans we provide will have the necessary documentation to build your home. As with any project, specific changes on site may be needed to comply with state and local building codes. Before you begin the process of construction, or applying for necessary building permits, you should take the time to consult with local building department officials to get a detailed list of items needed for your building permit. Some areas are very lenient, and some are strict, but the location of the build will determine the zone and all applicable codes will change depending on location. Below are the basic items needed in all areas for a builder to accurately complete construction, but this isn't always enough to pass codes in every area.

    Package one is our entry level set of plans, and will provide you with the following information.

     

     

     

    While this is often enough information for an experienced builder to construct your home, it is sometimes insufficient for areas with strict building codes or in areas with architectural review committees . This package is sometimes used for subcontractors to bid jobs, and for some areas is enough for pulling preliminary permits, and heath permitting for home-site layout and septic system permits. Again, you will need to check your local building code requirements, as this may not pass in some areas for full permitting needs. This set is also often used in preliminary negotiations between builders and clients.

     

     

    Other Plan Packages:

      • Plan Package Level Two (get more info)
      • Plan Package Level Three (get more info)
      • What is NOT included:



        Structural Engineering - This is an optional service we provide upon request and will include an up charge.
        Locations of actual duct work - Used for heating and air systems - HVAC technicians typically includes this with their services.
        Drawings showing actual plumbing pipe sizes and locations - We provide fixture locations only as plumbing technicians provide this service.
        Electrical Panel Diagrams - This is a service provided by most electricians at the time of installation.
        Location Specific Engineering - This is an optional service we provide upon request and will include with an slight up charge.
        Framing layouts, materials or sizes - This is an optional service and is only included in higher level plan packages.
      Coversheet:
      Renderings and illustrations of home
      Local Build Notes
      Schedules
      Project Specific Notes
      Foundation Plan:
      Includes detailed information on systems pertaining to the foundation of your home. Fully detailed and dimensioned plans, exterior foundation walls, post locations, point load locations, footing details and schedules, details pertaining to log wall positioning (if applicable), and a cross-dimension for Pythagorean dimension check for square.
      Floor Plan(s):
      Layout and dimensioning of all interior and exterior walls, doors and windows, details, and any project specific notes as needed.
      Exterior Elevation(s):
      Front, Left, Rear, and Right Elevations of your home with notes about finishes and materials, as well as project specific notes.
      Standard Section(s):
      Floor heights, and standard details to apply to most homes, and any specific details needed for difficult to construct items.
      Standard Details:
      Items of typical construction to match most of the items on your standard home.
      Electrical Layout(s):
      This will provide suggested electrical layouts with notes for lighting, switches, television and satellite connections, and diagrams of how the wiring should be placed. NOTE: While most of our plans have suggested electrical, some older projects do not, and will require additional time to complete. Please ask about your project or stock plan if this is a concern.