Sheet B-001 — Services
Three kinds of work leave this desk: a single detail drawn crisp, a floor plan traced from your tape-measure numbers, and a full permit set stacked sheet by sheet. Each one carries a flat fee you read in writing before the first 0.35 mm line is laid down.
Sheet B-002 — The three jobs
$164per 24×36 sheet
A footing step, a beam pocket, a stair stringer, a flitch plate bolted through a joist. You hand us the pencil version; we hand back one sheet where every dimension reads cleanly and every callout points to the right piece of steel or lumber.
From $472up to 1,500 sq ft · extra floors $118 each
You send the laser-measure list, the phone photos, the sketch gone soft at the folds. We build the dimension strings, close every loop, and return a short list of the numbers that refuse to meet, before a wall gets drawn in the wrong place.
From $1,3856–12 sheets, cover sheet included
Plans, elevations, sections, schedules and a notes sheet, drawn from your sketches and set up so your registered architect or engineer can review, seal and file without redrawing a thing. Layers follow AIA naming, so the reviewer finds the wall they are looking for.
Plotted, not printed
Sheet B-003 — Line weights
Hatching at 0.18 mm, furniture at 0.35 mm, cut walls at 0.70 mm. The sheet that comes back has hierarchy, so a reviewer’s eye lands on the structure first and the notes second. Two revision rounds sit inside every fee, and the files travel as editable DWG, plotted PDF and DXF on request.
Sheet B-004 — Fee schedule extras
Any job moves to the front of the table. Clock starts when your measurements land.
Two rounds are inside every fee. A third is quoted flat before we reopen the file.
Per floor beyond the first, same dimension discipline and plot scale.
Brittle photocopies and scanned blueprints redrawn to true scale, with every old-versus-new conflict marked.
Free on request, alongside the DWG and plotted PDF at 24×36 or 30×42.
Pay by card, ACH or check. The quote you approve is the invoice you pay.
Sheet B-005 — Route of a job
Photos, scans, a list of numbers, a red-lined set. Rough is welcome.
One flat fee arrives in writing within a business day, with a date attached.
We send back the dimensions that don’t close, so you can settle them before the plot.
DWG and PDF land in your inbox; two rounds of changes are yours to spend.
Sheet B-006 — Before you pick one
If the work is already built and you need a record, an as-built plan is enough. If an architect or engineer is filing for new work, you want the permit set. Not sure? Call and we’ll tell you in five minutes.
Yes. We quote after seeing your material, in writing, and the number holds. Only a scope change on your side, or a third revision round, moves it.
No. We draft only. Your registered architect or engineer reviews, seals and files.
A wobbly wall and a half-circle door swing are readable. The parts we can’t read become questions on a short list, not guesses on a sheet.
Sheet B-999 — Ready to start?
Send the sketch, the measurements, the red-lined mess. A flat fee in writing comes back within one business day, then the pencil lines turn into plotted ones.
