The Fragmented Approach: A Familiar Headache
Clients often receive isolated floor plans, then piecemeal structural or MEP drawings from different vendors. Miscommunications are inevitable: ductwork misses beams, or roof loads conflict with the layout. Every change triggers costly revisions, field rework, or delays.
On top of that, city permitting offices require complete plan sets — including architectural, structural, mechanical, plumbing, electrical, energy compliance, fire safety, and accessibility documentation. Missing even one sheet can mean an outright rejection.
And every resubmission adds weeks. It’s a process that kills momentum and balloons costs.
