
Single-Family Residence
A whole-house renovation in NW DC. Existing conditions, demo, and proposed plans coordinated across cellar, first, and second levels: full permit submission, comment-response ready.
A drafting partner for DMV architects, interior designers, and design-builders. We model in Revit or AutoCAD against our own 55-page production manual: your title block on every sheet, a US-hours PM running the engagement, and a team that has been on the buying side of 150+ permit sets in DC, MD, and VA.

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Ten sheets from a real DC permit submission: floor plans, elevations, sections, wall sections, framing, the MEP plans, kitchen and bath interiors. De-identified. The fastest way to find out if our work is at your bar.
Architects, interior designers, and developers all need different documentation. We produce all of it, to one consistent house style with your title block on every sheet. Click any card to see a sample.
We have our own Revit and AutoCAD seats and work off our own production manual. Your title block goes on the sheet. ArchiCAD is on the roadmap for firms running Graphisoft.
Native BIM. Full template integration: title blocks, families, view templates, detail libraries.
Sheet sets, layer standards, blocks, xref discipline. For firms on AutoCAD or hybrid workflows.
Native ArchiCAD modeling. For firms running on Graphisoft’s BIM workflow.
Sheets are de-identified; names and lots changed. Real drawings, drafted by us.

A whole-house renovation in NW DC. Existing conditions, demo, and proposed plans coordinated across cellar, first, and second levels: full permit submission, comment-response ready.

East and west elevations with full envelope callouts: siding, gutters, lighting, railing detail, and grade datum. All measurement and railing keys cross-referenced to schedules.

Drafted from the engineer’s design intent: fixtures, GFCI outlets, switching, smoke and CO devices. Permit-only; final layout deferred to the licensed electrician.

Cabinet by cabinet, appliance by appliance. Four interior elevations of a high-end residential kitchen with full appliance and millwork schedules, ready for the millworker.

Three full-height wall sections from foundation to roof, fully annotated for membrane, insulation, framing, and assembly types. Drafted in Revit to our standard wall-type library.
Hours-based packs you buy upfront. Subscribe when you need the capacity; pause when you don’t. Hours buy capacity, not a deliverable: we report progress weekly; you direct what gets drawn.
A 25-hour engagement covering standards onboarding plus a sample sheet, ending with a 30-minute review.
60-day validity · one-time engagement
Single $1,000 payment at engagement start. Credits forward to your first pack if you continue.
Walk away if it isn’t a fit. Credits forward if it is.
Single $1,000 payment at engagement start. Credits forward to your first pack if you continue.
Sized for a single project: an addition, a renovation, or one deliverable cycle.
180-day validity · split into 2 payments
2 payments of $1,750. Second auto-bills when you’re within 25% of the first half running out.
2 payments of $1,750. Second auto-bills when you’re within 25% of the first half running out.
For firms with steady project flow. PM time and response SLAs are included.
180-day validity · split into 2 payments
2 payments of $3,750. Second auto-bills when you’re within 25% of the first half running out.
2 payments of $3,750. Second auto-bills when you’re within 25% of the first half running out.
We act as your in-house drafting team. Named drafters, fastest response times, lowest rate per hour.
12-month validity · split into 3 payments
3 payments of ~$4,583. Each auto-bills when you’re within 25% of the prior segment running out.
3 payments of ~$4,583. Each auto-bills when you’re within 25% of the prior segment running out.
Auto-reload on by default. Unused hours roll forward up to 25% with renewal. Project-manager time over the included allotment is billed at your pack’s drafting rate. Payment plans available. If more than 30 days have passed since the last work session, a 5-hour restart fee applies to re-onboard your active sheet set.
Architects and developers we work with, talking unscripted about what changed after they stopped trying to staff drafting in-house.
“They moved faster than we could load AutoCAD. We forgot what staffing drafting in-house even felt like.”
“Sheets came back ready to submit. First round. Every time.”
“We used to lose Fridays to title-block fixes. Now Fridays are project intake calls.”
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You get a pitch like this every week. Most are a contact form in Karachi or Manila with no idea what a Type V wood-frame row house has to do for DCRA. We were that firm’s client first.
Sixteen years. Roughly 150 properties developed across DC, Maryland, and Virginia. Every set we draft for you, we’ve also had to build, permit, and sell ourselves. That’s not a credential; it’s how we know which lines on a drawing actually matter in the field.
Every engagement runs the same way: a primary drafter on the work, a project manager on US hours, and a team lead who reviews each set before it leaves our hands. Longer engagements add a second drafter for continuity.
On engagements that run longer than a few weeks, a second drafter shadows the work at a 75/25 split. Both know the manual and your title block. If the primary is out, sick, on vacation, even leaving for another role, the backup is already on the project and the work doesn’t restart.
No single point of failure on long engagements.
Our team lead runs the work on US hours: same calendar, same channels. Partner and Studio packs include project-manager time on us, billed at your pack’s drafting rate beyond the included allotment so you only pay for what you use.
Talk daily, weekly, or only when you need to.
We’ve been the client on drafting work hundreds of times: about 150 properties over the last sixteen years. So when you ask what a permit set has to look like in DC, MD, or VA, we’ve been the ones submitting them.
16 years · 150 properties · DMV.
You adopt our standards. Not the other way around. Most firms believe their conventions are unique, and arguing line weights for three weeks is how outsourced drafting dies. We default to our manual so the work ships, not so we win the taste debate.
Our 55-page production manual covers sheet organization, line weights, annotation, schedules, Revit-modeling rules, and the QC protocol we run before a sheet leaves our hands. Your title block stays yours; the conventions underneath are ours, which is exactly why we can swap a drafter without restarting the project, and why every drafter on your account ramps against the manual, not your firm’s institutional knowledge.
Sheets run the §17 self-check (screen plus an 11×17 print pass) before the team lead reviews the set. The §19 catalog names recurring style failures: composite drawing, phantom dimension, schedule orphan, title-block drift; so reviewers can cite a section number instead of arguing taste.
The full manual ships with active engagements only. Sample pages are de-identified excerpts: cover, contents, title block, sheet composition, line weights, and three sheet-by-sheet examples.
We don't optimize for a fast yes. We optimize for clients who stay.
An actual conversation about your firm and the work coming up. We ask about your software, the projects on your desk, and where the bottleneck is. No deck.
A written summary of what we heard on the call, where we think we’d plug in, and what a trial engagement would look like for your firm specifically.
Standards onboarding plus actual sample drafting on a project we agreed on. The team lead runs the engagement and the sample is drafted to the manual. Closes with a 30-minute review of what we produced.
If you want to continue, the $1,000 trial credits to your first pack. If not, you keep the drawings, you keep the Fit Brief, and there’s no further commitment.
An actual conversation about your firm and the work coming up. We ask about your software, the projects on your desk, and where the bottleneck is. No deck.
A written summary of what we heard on the call, where we think we’d plug in, and what a trial engagement would look like for your firm specifically.
Standards onboarding plus actual sample drafting on a project we agreed on. The team lead runs the engagement and the sample is drafted to the manual. Closes with a 30-minute review of what we produced.
If you want to continue, the $1,000 trial credits to your first pack. If not, you keep the drawings, you keep the Fit Brief, and there’s no further commitment.
You bill what you bill: call it $150 to $250 an hour. Most architects we talk to spend 10 to 15 hours every week on sheet assembly, refining details, chasing line weights, formatting schedules.
A third of your week, gone to work that could be done to your standards for $30 an hour.
That’s the cost-savings story. The real story is what you do with the reclaimed hours.
Even with conservative numbers, the math runs overwhelmingly in your favor.
Outsourcing cost: hours × 50 weeks × $30 (Partner-pack rate). Revenue: extra clients × project fee. Time you reclaim but don’t bill is bonus on top.
One in-house drafter runs about $131,000 a year fully loaded. A Partner pack with us is $7,500. You pay for the drafting you actually need.
Book a 1-hour discovery call. We listen, we ask about your firm, and within 2 business days we send a written Fit Brief. The trial is optional; you decide after the brief lands.