Construction Documents
The permit set taken to full buildable detail — everything your contractor needs on site, not just what the reviewer needs to sign off.
What a Permit Set Answers
Floor plans, elevations, basic sections, egress, and code data — enough for the building department to say the design complies. It answers "does this pass review," not "can a crew build from this alone."
What Construction Documents Add
Interior elevations, larger-scale wall sections, connection and flashing details, door/window/finish schedules, and casework — the detail a contractor needs so nothing gets improvised on site.
Built on the Same Model — Not Redrawn
CDs aren't a separate deliverable started from scratch. They're your permit set's own model, carried to a higher level of development after the permit clears — typically LOD 350, with clash coordination between structural and MEP where both exist. Most clients submit the permit set, then have us continue the same model into full CDs while the permit is under review, so an "issued for construction" set is ready the moment the permit is.
What's Added Beyond the Permit Set
Who This Is For
General Contractors
A set you can actually price and build from — not a permit set with the gaps left for the field to figure out.
Architects & Designers
Hand off the detailing pass once the permit set is approved, without switching drafters or re-briefing anyone on the project.
Builders on a Timeline
Have CDs ready the day the permit clears, since the detailing runs in parallel with the review, not after it.
Priced the Same Way as Everything Else
Construction Documents aren't a separate pricing product — they run on the same modeling-fee-plus-sheets-and-details formula as the rest of our work, just at a higher level of development. See exactly how that's calculated on the Partner Program pricing page.
Software
AutoCAD · Autodesk Revit
File Formats
DWG · RVT · PDF
Delivery
Email / shared drive / your preferred platform