Do you stamp the drawings?
No — we are a drafting studio, not a licensed design firm. Sets are drawn for signature by your architect or engineer. Some towns accept unstamped plans for work like decks and interior remodels; ask your building office first, and we’ll give you the exact question to put to them.
How does billing work?
Fixed price by invoice. Half holds your measure day, and the balance is due when final PDF and DWG files are delivered. You can pay by check, ACH transfer or card on the invoice. Firms buying drafting blocks pay for the block up front.
How accurate is “measured”?
We measure to ⅛″ and state the tolerance on the sheet. If a wall runs out of square, we draw it out of square and note it, because the cabinet maker will need to know.
What if the building office sends comments back?
One round of comments is included with every permit set. We revise the affected sheets and reissue them with the revision numbered, so reviewers can see exactly what changed.
Where do you work?
We’re based in Colchester, CT. Site visits cover eastern Connecticut — Hebron, Lebanon, Salem, East Haddam, Marlborough, Norwich and the towns between. Drafting from your own measurements can be done for anywhere in the state.
What files do I get?
A PDF set for printing and filing, plus editable DWG files so your architect or contractor can keep working from them. DXF on request.