Drafting Services in St. George, Utah & Nationwide

That depends on the source. Many stock plans sold online are mass-produced and not designed with your specific lot, local codes, energy requirements, or climate in mind. They often lack critical details for permitting and can end up costing more in revisions, engineering, or construction delays.

However, the stock plans I offer are a different story. Each one is thoughtfully designed with real-world buildability, energy performance, and regional adaptability in mind. They’re a great option for clients who want high-quality plans without starting entirely from scratch—and they can be customized to better suit your needs or lot.

If you’re unsure which option is right for you, I’m happy to review your goals and help you choose between a custom design or a modified stock plan that checks all the boxes. Book a free consultation call today to discuss.

The timeline depends on the size and complexity of your project, but most custom home plans take between 4 to 8 weeks from the initial consultation to final deliverables.

I provide you with a clear estimate up front, and I keep you updated throughout the process so there are no surprises. If you’re working with a builder or have a tight deadline, I’ll coordinate closely to keep everything moving smoothly and efficiently.

Nope—I work with clients nationwide. I’ve designed homes all over the country using a remote-friendly process that includes Zoom calls, digital markups, and easy online collaboration.

Whether you’re local to Washington County or planning a build in Arizona, Idaho, or beyond, I can provide detailed, code-compliant plans and work directly with your builder or engineer to make sure everything fits your region’s requirements.

My fees vary depending on several factors—including the size and complexity of the project, location, and the level of detail or inspiration you provide. For example, having sketches, notes, or reference photos of architectural elements you like can speed up the process and reduce design time.

Because every home and client is different, I prefer to provide a custom quote after a brief consultation. That way, you only pay for what you need—and nothing you don’t. I also work on an hourly basis for projects with evolving scopes or partial design needs, and I’m always transparent about how your design hours are being used.

Bring as much clear information as you can up front, like your site plan, a wish list, and style examples. The more details you provide early on, the faster and more efficiently I can work, which often saves you money.