02 The Desk
We Draw So You Don’t Have to Decode a Permit Checklist
Permit paperwork is where a lot of good projects stall. A contractor loses a week waiting on plans. A homeowner gets a rejection letter full of terms nobody explained. Rafter & Plumb exists to take that worry off the table. You hand us what you have, and we hand back something a plan examiner can follow.
We work remotely, which keeps the price down and lets us take jobs anywhere. Everything moves by email and PDF. The studio is in Brooklyn, and you reach a real person on the phone Monday to Friday, 8am to 5:30pm.
Most of our clients are contractors with a notebook of dimensions and homeowners planning a deck, an addition or a basement. Neither needs to know CAD. If a number on your sketch looks off, we call and read it back to you before we draw a line, so nothing gets guessed.
We are a drafting service, not a licensed design firm. We say so up front, and if your job needs a stamp from an architect or engineer, we tell you before you pay and format the set so they can review it without starting over.
