Well It Depends of course! (But I can still give you an idea)
One question that always comes up is how much are drawings going to cost? And it doesn't end there! Let me explain why such questions are hard to answer.
It will depend on a number of factors, and they are all huge.
- Are the renovations an addition or adding a story or simply moving interior non-load bearing walls? Will roof changes be required?
- Designers charge typically by the hour and the amount of revisions you need will heavily impact the price. Are you picky? Decisive? Also, changing your mind once say during permit-submitting ready drawings are completed and going back to slight concept changes that need re-rendering might also heavily influence the price. You might need more "details" or "cross sections".
- If you count an engineer's drawings for structural, you're going to be spending substantially more. Same goes if you get an architect to design you a shed for example if you get my point.
- You are also going to have to pay for numerous "details", "cross-sections" and more than likely a "site" plan as well. Minimums will be required by your municipal district and extras by your contractor (If they're good they'll have a fine line threshold but again, it depends on #1 & #2 mainly).
To Answer the Question
On average, I'd say you are going to be paying somewhere between $1,000-5,000 + engineering. I develop a budget and work with my clients to ensure that minimal revision costs are saved and I can help eliminate expensive concept changes by providing information on what's practical to meet your overall budget. I also have a whole bag of tricks to help save on these costs.
Best of luck!
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