DaveTheB

I've sent private messages with a link to docs to a few people but I may have missed a few others. If you're interested in quoting me a price, please message me and I'll get back to you with info. Thanks, db

Thanks for the responses. I'll get electronic versions of the older plans before getting back here.

House is a contemporary, open floor plan, two-level plus basement. 3000 square feet including the half of the basement which is finished. What other specs can I provide? For those asking for scans of the original plans, what's the best way since they are large blueprints. Are well-taken iPhone pics sufficient to start? If not, suggestions for scanning large paper?

Follow up: my end goal is to have this readable/editable in Home Designer 2016 since that's what I have. (Yes, I could do this myself since I'm a capable guy but I'm new to HD and would rather have someone else jumpstart things.) I have a PDF file of the recent renovation - easy enough to share. I have large hardcopies of the original blueprints. What's the best way to get those in a form that I could share with someone? FWIW, I'm wondering up front what broad range this goes for, i.e. is this typically a $200 thing or a $2000 thing? I know it's hard to answer that but I'd also like to avoid taking people down a road if I could have known out of the gate that the required budget is too much. Possible to answer with info I can provide or not even vaguely possible without seeing the drawings?

I have a 25 year old house with original construction docs plus drawings of an extensive renovation (1st floor gut) done a year ago. I'd like to end up with a single electronic version of the plans reflecting the house in its current state. What is the best way to approach this? What additional info should I provide to get a reasonably accurate quote for the drafting work?