People are adjusting worldwide, and many are still discovering what they can do to work from home, wherever possible. Many operate at a percentage of typical while operations adapt to recommended precautions. It’s worth it, but it’s a lot to take in.
The process of onboarding drafting projects has adapted, and fortunately, some project types are extremely friendly to the current circumstances. Here are a few things that can move forward easily.
New builds, accessory structures, or accessory dwelling units.
With a good idea and a recent survey, new-build projects are great now! These are the most friendly to social distancing. Remote communication works well, particularly with builders and developers who share and understand common terms used in the field, as conveying ideas over a distance is the biggest hurdle. Adding an accessory building works as easily, providing enough build-able area is available on the lot.
Carport enclosures and garage additions
Projects that can be looked at from the outside are easy to quote. In addition to the needs of the homeowner, the style of the house will influence the design. While on-site, we can speak over the phone to understand the ultimate goals.
Accessory structures or accessory dwelling units
Useful out-buildings added to a site happen similarly. It’s essential to know what needs must be served and to have a recent survey. Only a percentage of a lot may be covered based on the zoning, but creativity can often find room for snug spaces.
Unoccupied building renovations
A best-case scenario for now for a new renovation project. Clearly, if no one is in a structure, the drafters measuring or viewing the site need to negotiate social distancing guidelines only with themselves.
And absolutely yes, other projects are possible, but getting creative with how site visits happen is essential. Each scenario will be unique, so email or call with any questions.
