Each and every plan we offer is designed in-house, curated into a collection that offers an alternative to the typical overwhelming stock home plan buying experience.

Our approach to house plan design is intentionally organic and with this curated process; enabling us to create a truly custom home experience in a stock house plan.

A well-designed house has a sense of order, and this order is carried throughout the building down to the smallest detail. Equally important is the home's relationship with outdoor spaces and available natural light, allowing a connection to the site and the amenities it has to offer.

Craftsmanship, scale, and basic good taste are the characteristics of houses that delight and endure. They look better with age; they grow more loved as the years go by. They add value to their owners and their communities. We design houses that stand the test of time.

Focus on finding a floor plan that fits your needs first.

• Functionality of your daily lifestyle
• Number of bedrooms / bathrooms
• Foundation type (basement, slab, pilings, crawl space, etc.)
• Additional rooms or spaces you need 
• Overall square footage that fits in your budget

Be open-minded on the suggested colors, details, and architectural style. Remember the colors can be made your own and most plans can be modified to meet your specific desires. 

The perfect house plan for you may not exist, but by focusing on finding something "close" you may be able to quickly modify it to meet your exact needs.

Some of the more commonly requested modifications are:

• Eliminating windows, fireplaces, false dormers
• Changing garages from a 2 to 3-car
• Reconfiguring kitchen cabinets & appliances
• Rearranging interior walls
• Changing exterior surface materials (brick, siding, stucco)
• Changing exterior wall framing (2x4 to 2x6)
• Changing a foundation type
• Adding a bathroom or bedroom
• Changing the depth or width of a plan to fit a certain lot size
• Adding or eliminating a room 
• Stretching or reducing the square footage of a plan 
  

Most modifications can be completed by simply adjusting the existing plans. Other modifications require a more comprehensive re-design of the home. We will tailor a quote based on your specific needs for approval.

Total Square Footage only includes conditioned space and does not include garages, porches, patios, or decks.

Title Sheet

• Plan rendering
• Page index of complete set and total square footage of the home

Detailed Floor Plans

• All room and wall dimensions, ceiling heights, and overall details of each room in your home
• Window and door sizes
• Used for project estimates and on-site framing and construction

Exterior Elevations

• Front, sides, and rear elevations
• Illustrates exterior materials, details, wall heights & dimensions, siding and trim details, plus recommended door styles

Building Construction Details

• Building and/or wall sections
• Eave and other exterior details/specs
• Roof plan with overhangs and pitch
• Exterior door, window trim, and garage door details

Not included:

Structural engineering: this varies greatly by each area of the country, municipality, and soil conditions. We recommend having your builder work with a local structural engineer if necessary to complete these for your home.

HVAC, Plumbing, or Electrical Plans: These are very user specific and its recommended you work directly with your builder and his sub-contractors to tailer a system and plan to your specific needs and budget.

A full set should be retained for you records plus additional sets for your builder, sub-contractors, lender, and local building department.

The electronic PDF version is popular because you or your builder can easily print as many copies as necessary throughout the project.

Every county is different. Our plans contain enough information to accurately build the home, but they may not include all of the information that your local authority requires. Prior to application for a building permit or the start of actual construction, we strongly advise that you or your builder consult your local building official to verify what you will need to submit for your building permit.