House Plans – Home Plans – Floor Plans – Living Concepts House Plans

Living Concepts’ house plans, floor plans and home plan designs are distinctive, functional and satisfying to live in. Great care is put into the benefits each house plan promotes to your lifestyle for ease of living.

However, since building codes are subject to change and the local interpretations of building codes often vary, we cannot warrant compliance with any specific codes or ordinances. The purchaser is responsible for verifying that our house plans comply with all local building codes and are suitable for a particular site before actual construction begins.

However, as Living Concepts Home Plans has no control over the builder or subcontractors you choose, we cannot be responsible for advice or assistance you receive from them or the methods they use.

Square footage calculations for each house plan are approximate and include exterior stud wall thickness. Consult working drawings for exact calculations for construction cost estimates. Renderings of house plans are an artist’s conception only. Photographed homes may have had modifications made by the owner or builder to suit personal preferences.

All Living Concepts home plans are protected by copyright and unauthorized reproduction, sale or use of these plans is prohibited. With the purchase of a Living Concepts home plan, purchaser is licensed to construct one house only. Additional re-use licenses can be purchased. House plans are non-transferable and cannot be resold.

Note: Due to regional variations in climate and building codes, mechanical and plumbing layouts are not provided. These should be supplied by local subcontractors. House plans may need to be adjusted to meet current and local building codes and requirements.

Your house plans and specifications are the documents used by your builder and contractors to instruct them on how to build your new home. Each set of house plans should include floor plans; plans for the foundation and information on footings and framing; front, side and rear elevations; roof plan, electrical layout and construction details.

Each set of house plans include detailed documentation which fully describe the quality and specifications of the materials needed to complete the building of your home. You can take your detailed house plans to any lumber yard or contractor to get precise estimates of the total cost to build your home.

House plans are used to provide the builder with a complete set of two-dimensional instructions on exactly how to construct the home. The most common sizes of house plans for the construction of a new home are 18" x 24" or 24" x 36".

We offer a variety of house plan packages ranging from 1 set (study set) to CD-ROM AutoCAD disks. Once you have selected a house plan to view in more detail, click on the 'View Prices and Order Plan' button to view which house plan packages that are available for the home you are interested in. We recommend that you purchase at least 5 sets of house plans so that you will have enough sets to get you through the building process. In addition to a set for yourself, you will need to supply a set to your builder, mortgage lender, local building department and any subcontractors who need one.

A very popular house plan package for individuals who will be making modifications to their house plans are reproducible vellums. A reproducible vellum set gives an architect, builder or other construction professional the ability to make minor changes to the drawings without having to redraw the house plans. For more major modifications such as; making changes to exterior walls or adding/subracting floors, we recommend you order the AutoCAD on CD-ROM, if it is available for that plan.