Mirror Reverse Blueprints
All of our plans are available in mirror reverse at no extra charge. The lettering and dimensions will not appear backwards.

Additional Sets
The set of drawings you receive will be original reproducible vellums. You can go to your local blueprint shop and make as many copies as you need. You can also buy the plans on disk or have them e-mailed to you. NOTE: Purchasing our plans grants the purchaser the right to use our plans of construction for ONE residence unless there is a Multiple Use Agreement. For further information, see copyright agreement.

Study Plan Sets
If you would like to review any of our house plans in greater detail before purchasing, a Study Plan Set is available in 1/8" scale. This reduced scale plan set includes an artistic rendering (when available), exterior elevations, partial cross sections, and floor plans. It is typically three sheets of 12"x18" plans. We will happily credit the price of a Study Plan Set toward your purchase of a full set of working drawings at any time within six months of the purchase of the Study Plan Set.

Each set of plans include these elements:

Exterior elevations show the front, rear, and sides of the house, including exterior materials and details.

Foundation plans include drawings for a daylight basement, post and beam, joist, or slab foundation. All necessary notations and dimensions are included. If the plan you choose doesn’t have the type of foundation you desire we will create one for you at a reasonable fee.

Detailed floor plans show the placement of interior walls and the dimensions of rooms, doors, windows, stairways, and similar elements for each level of the house.

Cross sections show details of the house as though it were cut in slices from the roof to the foundation. The cross sections give the construction, insulation, flooring, and roofing details.

Upper floor framing plans are included with two story homes or homes with lofts.

The roofing plan gives the layout of rafters, dormers, gables, and other roof elements, such as skylights.

Schematic electrical layouts show the suggested locations for switches, fixtures, and outlets.

General specifications provide instructions and information regarding excavation and grading, masonry and concrete work, carpentry and woodwork, thermal and moisture protection, drywall, tile, flooring, glazing, and caulking and sealants.

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