Architectural & Structural Drafting · Connecticut

Permit-ready drawings, built for Connecticut from sheet one.

Connecticut permit drawings, architectural plans, structural details, and as-builts prepared for municipal review — from Stamford additions and New Haven remodels to Hartford tenant improvements, shoreline properties, coastal flood zones, snow-load roofs, frost-depth foundations, historic districts, and local building department coordination.

  • Fixed quote and firm timeline within one business day
  • Permit-Ready Designs to Meet Local Building Codes
  • Licensed Professionals. Proven Results.
  • End-to-End Project Management

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Connecticut Services

Every drawing your Connecticut project needs

From first sketch to permit-ready set — residential and light commercial drafting for projects across Connecticut.
A-1

Architectural Drafting

Floor plans, elevations, sections, and details for new homes, additions, remodels, garages, ADUs, shoreline properties, and tenant improvements across Connecticut.

S-1

Structural Drawings

Foundation plans, framing plans, roof framing, lateral details, snow-load notes, coastal wind coordination, and structural sheets coordinated with Connecticut-licensed professionals when required.

P-1

Permit Sets

Complete construction documents formatted for Connecticut municipal building departments, coastal towns, historic districts, and local plan-review workflows.

E-1

As-Built Drawings

Existing-conditions documentation for renovations, additions, permit corrections, insurance needs, property records, and historic or shoreline property planning.

B-1

3D Modeling & BIM

Revit models and 3D visualization so owners, contractors, and plan reviewers can understand the design before construction starts.

R-1

Red-Line Revisions

Fast plan-review corrections so a municipal comment letter does not stall your Connecticut permit.

Connecticut Compliance

Detailed for Connecticut permitting, not just drafted generically

Connecticut projects can vary by municipality, coastal exposure, floodplain location, snow-load requirement, frost-depth condition, historic district review, zoning constraint, and local building department process. Stamford, New Haven, Hartford, Bridgeport, shoreline towns, and smaller municipalities may each require different sheet notes, site documentation, structural coordination, and submittal formatting.
Every Cadgency set is prepared with the local review path in mind — code notes, roof and foundation coordination, coastal and floodplain notes, historic-property considerations, jurisdiction formatting, and plan-review expectations are considered before the first sheet is issued.
CT CODE

Connecticut Code Coordination

Drawing notes and details aligned with Connecticut municipal building department, local zoning, and authority-having-jurisdiction expectations.
SNOW

Snow-Load & Roof Detailing

Roof framing, pitch, load paths, and structural notes coordinated for Connecticut winter loading and regional conditions where applicable.
COAST

Shoreline, Floodplain & Wind Notes

Documentation support for shoreline properties, coastal wind exposure, FEMA floodplain notes, drainage, foundation coordination, and site constraints.
AHJ

Municipal Plan Review

Sets formatted for Connecticut municipalities, local building departments, zoning review, historic districts, coastal towns, and plan-check requirements.
Process

From sketch to permit-ready in four steps

01

Scope Call

Send sketches, photos, or old plans. You get a fixed quote and a firm timeline — usually same day.
02

Draft & Review

We produce the set and walk you through it. Revisions at this stage are included, not billed.
03

Seal & Submit

Where required, drawings are coordinated with Connecticut-licensed engineers or architects for sign-off.
04

Plan Review Support

If the municipality, building department, zoning office, or reviewing authority issues comments, we handle the red-lines until your permit package is ready.
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Coverage

Serving every Connecticut region

Drafting is delivered digitally with submittal formatting matched to your Connecticut municipality, coastal town, historic district, or local reviewing authority.
Bridgeport
New Haven
Stamford
Hartford
Waterbury
Norwalk
Danbury
New Britain
West Hartford
Greenwich
Fairfield
Hamden
Bristol
Meriden
Manchester
Milford
Stratford
Middletown
New London
Torrington
FAQ

Connecticut questions, answered

Many structural scopes, commercial projects, additions, coastal properties, and certain permit submittals require review or sign-off by a Connecticut-licensed engineer or architect. Cadgency prepares the drawing package and can coordinate with licensed professionals when your municipality requires it.
Yes. For Connecticut projects, we account for local plan-review expectations such as shoreline conditions, FEMA floodplain notes, snow-load coordination, roof and foundation detailing, frost-depth foundations, historic district requirements, zoning notes, and municipal submittal formatting where applicable.
Typical residential permit sets run 5–10 business days depending on scope, existing information, site details, engineering coordination, and municipal review complexity. Small as-builts and red-line revisions are often faster.
Whatever you have: hand sketches, photos, an old plan set, survey information, site notes, zoning comments, structural comments, or just a conversation about your Connecticut project. We take it from there.
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Get your drawings quoted today

Send your project details and receive a fixed quote with a firm timeline — usually within one business day. No obligation, no retainer.

Submit your project details, and our team will reply with a quote within 24 hours.