PDF & Sketch to AutoCAD Plans

I have a set of residential floor-plan concepts in both PDF format and hand-drawn sketches that need to be translated into precise 2D AutoCAD drawings. Your job is to recreate each plan faithfully, layer the information logically (walls, doors, windows, fixtures, text, dimensions), and keep everything neat and to scale.

I’ll share my particular requirements up front—room names, preferred lineweights, and a few custom symbols—but I’m not bound to any formal design standard, so you can follow typical residential conventions for anything unspecified. Accuracy is critical: walls must close, dimensions must add up, and the file should be clean enough to edit without hunting for rogue layers or exploding blocks.

Deliverables
• One DWG file per floor plan, saved in AutoCAD 2018 or later
• Matching, print-ready PDFs at 1:100 (metric) or 1/8"=1'-0" (imperial) as noted
• A short layer list so I can integrate the drawings into my existing template

I’m ready to begin as soon as I see a sample of comparable work and a realistic turnaround estimate.