Existing + demolition
Existing floor plans, selective demolition notes and conditions to be verified in the field.
Remodels get complicated behind the drywall.
Moving a wall can affect structure. Expanding a kitchen can affect electrical loads, plumbing, ventilation and appliance requirements. Ceiling work can expose roof framing. Existing construction may not match old plans.
That is why our remodel process begins with what actually exists, not simply what an old drawing says exists.
What a remodel plan set may include
Proposed work
Floor plans, elevations, sections, schedules and construction details appropriate to the project.
Coordination
Structural and MEP coordination when the work affects load paths, equipment, plumbing or electrical systems.
Designed for permitting and construction
The goal is simple: the plans should tell the reviewer and the contractor what exists, what is being removed, what is being built and how the work is intended to comply. Where concealed conditions cannot be confirmed before construction, the documents should say so rather than pretending otherwise.