Structural Plans & Compliance Reports
Budget: $3,000 – $5,000 CAD
I’m converting two 20 × 48 ft 1980 schoolroom portables (combined 1,920 sq ft) into a permanent residence on a new full foundation in Ladysmith. The shell is already up, complete with 5/12-pitch metal roofing on rafters, but I now need professional documentation to satisfy permitting and lending requirements.
Here’s what I’m looking for:
• Structural drawings – stamped plans that show the existing modular framing, new foundation details, rafter layout, and all required tie-ins between the two portables.
• Construction reports – both a concise executive summary and a fully detailed report covering materials, methods, and current build status. The detailed version should be suitable for municipal review, while the summary will be shared with my lender and insurer.
• Habitation suitability report – focused exclusively on safety compliance, addressing structural soundness, fire separation, egress, and any other points necessary to declare the dwelling safe for occupancy.
I can supply photos, rough sketches, and on-site measurements. Local site visits are possible if you’re in or near Vancouver Island; otherwise remote collaboration works as long as the final package meets Canadian code standards and is ready for submission.
Preferred file formats are PDF and DWG (AutoCAD/Revit source files welcome). Please outline your timeline from kickoff to final signed documents and note any additional information you’ll need from me to get started.
Here’s what I’m looking for:
• Structural drawings – stamped plans that show the existing modular framing, new foundation details, rafter layout, and all required tie-ins between the two portables.
• Construction reports – both a concise executive summary and a fully detailed report covering materials, methods, and current build status. The detailed version should be suitable for municipal review, while the summary will be shared with my lender and insurer.
• Habitation suitability report – focused exclusively on safety compliance, addressing structural soundness, fire separation, egress, and any other points necessary to declare the dwelling safe for occupancy.
I can supply photos, rough sketches, and on-site measurements. Local site visits are possible if you’re in or near Vancouver Island; otherwise remote collaboration works as long as the final package meets Canadian code standards and is ready for submission.
Preferred file formats are PDF and DWG (AutoCAD/Revit source files welcome). Please outline your timeline from kickoff to final signed documents and note any additional information you’ll need from me to get started.