House plans include:

Note: our house plans are designed to meet "Uniform Building Code"

• 1/4" scale fully dimensioned Foundation/Basement Plan  Also includes "future finish" Recreation Room, 1 or 2 Bedrooms, Bathroom and Storage areas.
  
• 1/4" scale fully dimensioned Floor Plan  In order to simplify construction, We use the most comprehensive dimensioning method in the industry.
  
• 1/4" scale Front, 1/8” scale Side and Rear Elevations
  
• Roof plan  An 1/8” scale "Birds-eye" view
  
• Electrical  (Upon request only) Switches and outlets are located using standards of the National Electrical Code.

Price schedule effective Jan. 31, 2010

* Vellum & PDF includes Copyright release (unlimited construction)
** Study set marked not for construction

(amounts shown is U.S. dollars)

Builders receive 10% Discount on Plan orders

Disclaimer

All plans and illustrations contained in this publication are the exclusive property of Shandy Residential Designs and reproduction in whole or in part is strictly prohibited by law.

All construction plans ordered through Shandy Residential Designs are provided as is. Shandy Residential Designs disclaims all other warranties, express or implied, including merchantability or fitness of purpose. Construction plans may not be returned for credit and/or refund under any circumstances. Shandy Residential Designs is not liable for incidental, special, consequential, or indirect damages of any kind, including, but not limited to, loss of anticipated profits, business opportunity or other economic loss arising out of the use of services or any construction plans received from Shandy Residential Designs even if Shandy Residential Designs has been advised of the possibility of such damage.

It is the customer's responsibility to ensure the accuracy, compliance with applicable statute(s) or regulation(s), and fitness of purpose of any plans or construction information received from Shandy Residential Designs prior to the use thereof. In the event that any liability is imposed on Shandy Residential Designs, Shandy Residential Designs' liability to you or any third party shall not exceed the price paid for the Shandy Residential Designs house plan product.

House plan copyright information:

1. House Plans Are Copyrighted
   Just like books, songs and movies, federal law protects the intellectual property of architects and home designers. These protections start as soon as the designer puts the design on the computer (or paper) and prevents anyone from using the design without permission.
2. Do Not Copy Any Design From Any Type of Publication, Electronic Media or Home
   It is illegal to copy, change, or redraw designs found in any form of media including the internet. The right to modify plans is one of the exclusive rights copyright. It is also illegal to copy or redraw a constructed home that is protected by copyright, even if you have never seen the plans of the home. If you find a plan of home you like, you must purchase a set of plans from the original source. The plans cannot be lent, given away, or sold by the purchaser.
3. Plans Are For The Right To Build Only One Home.
   The original purchaser of the plans is licensed to build only one home unless written permission has been granted by the original designer.
4. Reproducing Blueprints
   Plans, blueprints, or blacklines unless they are reproducibles, cannot be copied or reproduced without prior written permission of the copyright owner. Blueprinters and copy shops are prohibited from making copies of these plans without the copyright letter you received with the reproducible plans.
5. Who Is Responsible For Copyright Infringement?
   Any party who takes part in the copyright violation. It does not matter whether or not the individual knows that a violation is being committed. Ignorance of the law is not a valid defense.
6. Penalties For Infringement
   Penalties for violating a copyright may be very severe. The responsible parties are required to pay the designer’s actual damages plus any profits made. The copyright law also allows  the designer to recover statutory damages which can be as high as $100,000.00. Lastly, the infringer can be required to pay the designer’s reasonable attorney fees which often exceed the damages.