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8 years ago

We are looking at renovating a home on a corner lot in the Historic Roswell area. Looking for a builder and would love to see your floor plan on this renovation.

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Rossoto Art LLC
8 years ago
Hello,

This house was a custom remodel/addition and was specifically designed for the clients.

I don't have stock plans as each home and each client have unique prerequisites.

If you want to renovate your home you generally start with a designer/architect, figure out what your needs/desires are and your budget, and then proceed with design plans of which a builder can access. After you, the builder, and the designer come to an agreement about everything, you proceed with construction plans and permitting. This is a rather simplified version of how things work.

You are welcome to contact me. My contact information is on my Houzz site and my website.

Thank you,

William
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