Client Consultation: The contractor begins by meeting with the client to understand their needs, preferences, and the scope of the project. This consultation helps the contractor grasp the overall vision for the space and any specific requirements the client might have.

Site Measurement and Assessment: If there's an existing structure on the property, the contractor and design professionals may visit the site to take accurate measurements and assess any potential challenges or opportunities for the project.

Conceptual Design: The architect or designer translates the client's vision and requirements into a preliminary floorplan. This may involve multiple iterations and discussions to refine the design.

Finalization and Approval: The client reviews and approves the final floorplan. Any necessary adjustments are made at this stage to ensure the plan aligns with their preferences and needs.

Engaging an Architect or Designer: The contractor will collaborate with an architect or designer. These professionals are skilled in creating detailed and accurate floorplans that align with the client's vision and local building codes.

Obtaining Necessary Approvals: Depending on local regulations and building codes, the floorplan may need to be submitted to relevant authorities for approval. This might include a local planning department, zoning boards, or building permit offices.

Collaboration with the Contractor: Throughout the design process, the contractor and design professionals collaborate closely. The contractor provides input based on their construction expertise, ensuring that the floorplan is feasible from a structural and practical standpoint

Construction: With an approved floorplan in hand, the contractor and their team begin the construction process. The floorplan serves as the guiding document for all construction activities, ensuring that the project progresses smoothly and accurately.

Detailed Blueprint: Once the conceptual design is agreed upon, the architect or designer creates a detailed Blueprint. This plan includes accurate measurements, dimensions, engineering, room layouts, wall placements, door and window locations, T24, and any other architectural details necessary for construction.

Regular Communication: Throughout the construction process, the contractor, architect, or designer may continue to communicate to address any unforeseen challenges, modifications, or adjustments that might be needed.