Draw What’s There
If the wall leans, the sheet says it leans. We trace the house you have, not the one the old blueprint promised.
Why the desk exists
Most houses were built before anyone drew them down.
Old farmhouses rarely square up. A porch settles an inch toward the creek, a kitchen swallows a chimney chase, and the only drawing in the file is a 1974 blueprint that describes a house nobody ever built. Then the town asks for existing-conditions sheets, and the homeowner is standing in a cold basement with a tape and no idea where to start.
Tape & Plumb started at that moment. We take the sketchy, pencil-smudged version of the truth and give it line weights. Walls get thick heavy strokes, door swings get thin arcs, and every dimension gets checked against its neighbours until the loop closes.
We work entirely remotely, which is the point. You stay in your house with the tape in your hand; we stay at the table with the graphite. No site visit to schedule, no travel line on the invoice, and the price is written down before a single line is drawn.
