Single-Family Submission Drawings Needed
Budget: $250 – $750 USD
I have a brand-new single-family home ready to move from concept to permit and need a complete submission set that satisfies local residential approval requirements. The architectural design is already established; what I need now are clean, code-compliant drawings and documents that a city reviewer can stamp without redlines.
Here’s a quick snapshot of what the set typically includes so you can gauge the scope:
Site location plan
• Survey plan (current boundary survey)
• Site layout / development plan
• Floor plans (all levels)
• Building elevations (all sides)
• Building sections
• Roof plan
• Parking and access plan
• Drainage and grading plan
• Utilities plan (water, sewer, electrical)
• Landscape plan
• Refuse and service area plan
• Lighting plan (if external lighting is proposed)
• Signage plan (if applicable)
• Structural drawings (where required)\
I will supply the schematic PDFs, CAD, Render survey image. Deliverables should arrive in PDF for permit plus the original CAD (DWG or Revit 2023—whichever you prefer) so my builder can pull quantities later.
Accuracy, clarity and tidy layering are critical; a reviewer’s approval is my acceptance criterion. Let's get this home ready for its green light.
Here’s a quick snapshot of what the set typically includes so you can gauge the scope:
Site location plan
• Survey plan (current boundary survey)
• Site layout / development plan
• Floor plans (all levels)
• Building elevations (all sides)
• Building sections
• Roof plan
• Parking and access plan
• Drainage and grading plan
• Utilities plan (water, sewer, electrical)
• Landscape plan
• Refuse and service area plan
• Lighting plan (if external lighting is proposed)
• Signage plan (if applicable)
• Structural drawings (where required)\
I will supply the schematic PDFs, CAD, Render survey image. Deliverables should arrive in PDF for permit plus the original CAD (DWG or Revit 2023—whichever you prefer) so my builder can pull quantities later.
Accuracy, clarity and tidy layering are critical; a reviewer’s approval is my acceptance criterion. Let's get this home ready for its green light.