We provide:

Architectural drafting and design support

Floor plans, elevations, site layouts, and as-built documentation

Residential additions, remodels, detached structures, and small commercial concepts

Preliminary civil and site concepts, including site layouts, grading and drainage visuals, roadway ideas, and utility-layout concepts

3D models, renderings, and presentation visuals

Permit-preparation and project-coordination support

Coordination with licensed architects and engineers when a project requires their review or seal

We can prepare drafting documents and provide permit-preparation support. Permit requirements vary by project type and local jurisdiction.

If your project requires plans that must be reviewed or sealed by a licensed architect or professional engineer, Real Dream Vision can coordinate with the appropriate licensed professional. That professional is responsible for their review and any final sealed documents.

Please note: Permit approval is determined by the applicable city, county, or reviewing authority. We cannot guarantee approval, but we work to help clients prepare clear, organized, and well-coordinated documents.

No. Real Dream Vision is an independent drafting, design-concept, visualization, and project-support studio. The owner is continuing professional education and does not represent Real Dream Vision as a licensed architecture or engineering firm.

When licensed architectural or engineering services are required, we coordinate with qualified licensed professionals for the appropriate review and final sealing process.

Preliminary civil and site concepts are early-stage drawings and visuals that help explore how a property or development could function before final engineering begins.

They may include conceptual site layouts, access and parking ideas, preliminary grading or drainage direction, utility-routing concepts, public-space visuals, and 3D site renderings.

These materials are intended for planning, visualization, presentations, feasibility discussions, and early coordination. They are not final engineering designs, drainage calculations, construction documents, or sealed permit plans unless completed and sealed by the responsible licensed professional.

An as-built or existing-conditions drawing documents a building or property as it exists at the time of measurement or observation. It may include room layouts, approximate dimensions, doors, windows, visible features, and existing site conditions.

As-built drawings are helpful before remodels, additions, tenant improvements, property documentation, and coordination with contractors or licensed design professionals.

Yes. We create 3D models, interior and exterior renderings, site concepts, and presentation-ready visuals for residential, commercial, and specialty projects.

These visuals can help homeowners, contractors, investors, and stakeholders understand the project’s layout, scale, materials, and design direction before construction begins. Renderings are visual representations and are not construction documents unless specifically incorporated into professionally prepared plans.

Pricing is based on the project scope, size, complexity, existing information, requested revisions, and any needed professional coordination. Before work begins, we aim to provide a clear scope and quote so you understand what is included.

To receive the most accurate quote, send any sketches, surveys, photographs, measurements, existing plans, contractor notes, or inspiration images you have.

Send us a brief description of your project, its location, your preferred timeline, and any sketches, photos, surveys, measurements, or ideas you already have.

We will review the information, clarify the scope, and recommend the best next step.