Salon Floor Plan Redesign -- 2
Budget: $750 – $1,500 USD
I’m opening a new salon and need a professional to transform my current layout into a polished construction-ready floor plan. I already have an existing drawing; your task is to refine it so the contractor can build from it with confidence.
Scope
• Highlight the footprint for key zones: office, storage, reception area, separate treatment room, and a defined retail space.
• Provide a set of scaled drawings in CAD (DWG or equivalent) plus a printable/uploadable PDF.
• Include basic fixture and furniture positioning so the builder understands clearances and service connections.
What I’ll supply
• The current floor plan in PDF and DWG
• Rough measurement and photos.
Deliverables
1. Revised space plan (1:50 or 1/4" = 1'-0")
2. Dimensional, demolition, and construction layers separated in CAD
3. Reflected ceiling and power/utility layout sheets
4. One round of revisions after I review the first draft
5. Lastly the plan must meet the Requirement: Original Signature and Sealed - Please provide a Signed/Sealed Site Plan prepared by a Maryland licensed Engineer or Land Surveyor. and Structural Drawings - All drawings shall have a professional statement included with the original signature and seal as required by COMAR 09.23.03.10 for Engineers and COMAR 09.21.02.04 for Architects where it states, E. In addition, the titleblock shall contain the following certification: (Professional Certification. I certify that these documents were prepared or approved by me, and that I am a duly licensed architect under the laws of the State of Maryland, license number ______, expiration date__________.) Titleblock, certification, seal, and signature shall appear in close proximity to each. They rejected this plan.
COMAR 09.21.02.04, titled "Titleblock Rules," mandates that a titleblock must be included on all documents that require a signature and seal from a licensed architect in Maryland. The titleblock must contain the name of the entity, the date, the printed name and signature of a licensed individual who prepared or approved the documents, their seal, and a specific professional certification statement. It also prohibits removing the titleblock from any print or reproduction of the documents.
If you have salon or retail fit-out experience and can start quickly, let’s talk.
Scope
• Highlight the footprint for key zones: office, storage, reception area, separate treatment room, and a defined retail space.
• Provide a set of scaled drawings in CAD (DWG or equivalent) plus a printable/uploadable PDF.
• Include basic fixture and furniture positioning so the builder understands clearances and service connections.
What I’ll supply
• The current floor plan in PDF and DWG
• Rough measurement and photos.
Deliverables
1. Revised space plan (1:50 or 1/4" = 1'-0")
2. Dimensional, demolition, and construction layers separated in CAD
3. Reflected ceiling and power/utility layout sheets
4. One round of revisions after I review the first draft
5. Lastly the plan must meet the Requirement: Original Signature and Sealed - Please provide a Signed/Sealed Site Plan prepared by a Maryland licensed Engineer or Land Surveyor. and Structural Drawings - All drawings shall have a professional statement included with the original signature and seal as required by COMAR 09.23.03.10 for Engineers and COMAR 09.21.02.04 for Architects where it states, E. In addition, the titleblock shall contain the following certification: (Professional Certification. I certify that these documents were prepared or approved by me, and that I am a duly licensed architect under the laws of the State of Maryland, license number ______, expiration date__________.) Titleblock, certification, seal, and signature shall appear in close proximity to each. They rejected this plan.
COMAR 09.21.02.04, titled "Titleblock Rules," mandates that a titleblock must be included on all documents that require a signature and seal from a licensed architect in Maryland. The titleblock must contain the name of the entity, the date, the printed name and signature of a licensed individual who prepared or approved the documents, their seal, and a specific professional certification statement. It also prohibits removing the titleblock from any print or reproduction of the documents.
If you have salon or retail fit-out experience and can start quickly, let’s talk.