• Foundation Plan: Footing sizes, slab thickness, floor framing sizes/layout, etc.
• Floor Plan(s): Detailed dimensions, window/door details, plumbing fixture type/locations, etc. for each level of the home.
• Roof Plan: Roof framing sizes/layout, roof pitch, attic venting, overhangs, roof finish materials, etc.
• Exterior Elevations: Views of the front, rear, and sides of the home detailing exterior finish work.
• Building Sections: Vertical slices of the home showing ceiling heights, floor level changes, and roof profiles.
• Construction Details: Detailed drawings of foundation/footings, floor framing, door and window framing, roof framing, roof venting, etc.

What is NOT INCLUDED in the plans:

• Architectural or Engineering Stamp: If required, stamps and seals must be obtained through a local architect or engineer. PDF and CAD plan licenses allow you to work with independent sources for compliance. Check with your builder to ensure they can work with you.
• Site Plan: Site plans are handled locally, if required. Someone needs to walk the property and take measurements.
• Plumbing Plans: Your contractor or utility subcontractor will prepare details for water and waste systems according to your property and local codes.
• Electrical Plans: Not included but can be prepared by request for an additional fee.
• Mechanical Drawings: Location of heating and air equipment and ductwork is to be provided by the builder, subcontractor, or engineer.
• Framing Layouts: Beam sizes and locations are not calculated since requirements vary by region.
• Material Lists: Can be purchased as an add-on. Please allow 5–7 business days for delivery.
• Renderings, Photography, or Marketing Imagery: All images are copyrighted by the plan designer and used on the website with permission.
• Energy Calculations: Title 24, ResCheck, and other energy code calculations are handled locally if required.
• Building Codes: Because of varying local requirements, the plans may not include all information needed by your building department. If needed, we recommend hiring a local design professional or engineer to bring the plans into compliance.
• Engineering: Some states require a licensed architect or engineer to review and stamp the plans. If this applies where you’re building, a local professional will assist with your permit plans.

Please call or send us a message to verify what is / is not included with this set of plans.