Pricing
Quoted on your project, not on a price list.
No two projects need exactly the same drawings, disciplines, or approvals, so we don't publish package prices. Instead, we review your project and send a written proposal with a defined scope and fee.
01What affects pricing
Eight factors shape every quote.
- 01
Project scope
Which drawings, disciplines, and services the project actually needs.
- 02
Size
Floor area, number of levels, and the number of spaces or units involved.
- 03
Complexity
Structural changes, system upgrades, occupancy changes, and unusual conditions.
- 04
Existing documentation
Whether reliable drawings exist or conditions must be measured and documented.
- 05
Required disciplines
Involvement of licensed architects, structural engineers, and MEP engineers.
- 06
Jurisdiction
Local submission requirements, review process, and number of review cycles.
- 07
Engineering requirements
Calculations, design work, and sealed drawings required for approval.
- 08
Timeline
Target dates and whether the schedule requires expedited production.
02How quoting works
Three steps to a written proposal.
- 01
Share your project
Send the address, a description of the work, and any existing drawings or photos.
- 02
We review and clarify
We review the information, identify required disciplines and approvals, and ask any questions that affect scope.
- 03
You receive a written proposal
A clear scope, deliverables, schedule, and fee, agreed in writing before any work begins.
Every proposal includes
- Scope of work and list of deliverables
- Disciplines and licensed professionals involved
- Assumptions and items excluded from scope
- Estimated schedule for our work
- Fees and payment terms
Fees for licensed architects or engineers, jurisdiction permit fees, and third-party services are identified separately in your proposal where they apply.
Start a project
Get a clear scope and a written proposal.
Share the address, the scope, and any drawings you have. We'll review it and reply with the disciplines involved, the approvals to expect, and a written proposal.
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