1.       Cover sheet

2.       Foundation Plan

3.       First floor fully dimensioned floor plan with notes - All requisite aspects of the floor plan are precise, though the details of flooring material and non-structural aesthetics are left to the discretion of the buyer.

4.       Second floor fully dimensioned floor plan with notes - Exact flooring materials, appliance selection and non-structural aesthetics are left to the discretion of the buyer.

5.       First floor lighting and electrical plan - On this sheet you have a schematic of the lights, electrical plugs, phone locations, and code items such as smoke detectors.

6.       Second floor lighting and electrical plan - On this sheet you have a schematic of the lights, electrical plugs, phone locations, and code items such as smoke detectors.

7.       Front & rear elevations with notes-detailed drawings of the left and right sides of the home along with any notes and exterior dimensions that may be required to complete construction. The elevations show the contractor's exterior materials, general architectural design intent, types of openings and other details. All of our elevations are drawn to ¼ scale.

8.       Left and right elevations with notes - detailed drawings of the left and right sides of the home along with any notes and exterior dimensions that may be required to complete construction. The elevations show the contractor's exterior materials, general architectural design intent, types of openings and other details. All of our elevations are drawn to ¼ scale.

9.       Roof plan - This sheet roof plan is an integral piece of a well-designed set of elevations. Roof cuts are shown to demonstrate how the architectural design is intended to make the elevation aesthetically pleasing to the eye.

10.   Sections page - NOT all of our house plans include sections because they may not have been required with the original design.

11.   Standard detail sheets on construction. These sheets are used to cover a broad range of many everyday situations that may occur on a construction site. The detail sheets are current and accurate to the area and time of which the house was originally designed.