Build Confidently From Complete, Accurate Plans
Every set includes architectural dimensions, floor plans, and everything a framing crew needs.
Draft Plans Built for Real Construction
Permit-ready drawings for Loveland residential projects, informed by hands-on field experience
Before focusing on drafting, the owner of Sneller Drafting and Design worked construction, grain elevator projects, and steel agricultural buildings — which means he reads a site the way a builder does, not just the way a draftsman does. That background shapes every set of plans produced in Loveland, CO, where residential work demands drawings that are complete enough to build from without back-and-forth. When your framing crew picks up a set, the architectural dimensions, floor plans, and supporting detail are already there.
Whether you're planning a new build, an addition, a remodel, an ADU, a garage, or a shed, you need drawings that match what your permit office and your crew will actually ask for. A plan set that leaves out structural context or skips critical dimensions slows your project before the first nail is driven — and that's a cost most schedules can't absorb.
Sneller Drafting and Design works with customer-selected engineers or can recommend one for structural drawings, keeping the coordination in one place.
The result is a set of plans that reflects what the project actually requires — not a template with your address on it.
Our Services
Builder and Contractor Drafting Support
Plan sets are drawn with a framing crew's needs in mind — no missing details, no callbacks.
Permit-Ready Plan Sets
Drawings are prepared with the documentation and detail required for permit submission.
Residential Drafting
From new builds to garages and ADUs, residential projects are drafted with the full scope a builder expects on paper.
Residential Design
Design work that translates your vision into a structured, buildable plan before a single board is cut.
Drafting Grounded in Real Construction Experience
Plans drawn by someone who has worked the field, not just the drafting table.
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From Scope to Permit-Ready: How Plans Take Shape
Turnaround at Sneller Drafting and Design is tied directly to project scope and the number of revisions involved — smaller projects with no changes can move through in as little as five nights at ten hours per night, while larger or more complex work takes longer. The right starting point is a conversation about what your project actually involves, so timeline expectations are grounded in reality rather than a generic estimate. That kind of transparency up front keeps your schedule from being built on assumptions.
Coordination with engineers is built into the workflow — whether you bring your own or use a recommended contact, structural drawings are handled as part of the process, not as an afterthought. Every plan set is drawn to include architectural dimensions, floor plans, and the full information a framing crew needs to work without callbacks. Predictability in the process starts with a clear scope and carries through to the finished set.
Here's what you can expect from a plan set prepared through this office:
- Architectural dimensions and floor plans included in every set, drawn to what a framing crew needs on-site
- Permit-ready documentation prepared with submission requirements in mind, not just design aesthetics
- Engineer coordination managed through your chosen contact or a recommended structural resource
- Service available across the Front Range — from Windsor and Berthoud to Fort Collins, Greeley, and beyond
Reach out to discuss your project scope and get a realistic timeline before your build date gets any closer.
Drafting That Holds Up in the Field
Sneller Drafting and Design brings something most drafting offices can't — an owner who has stood on job sites, framed structures, and worked agricultural steel builds before ever putting pen to paper professionally. That field background is why the plans he produces are drawn with the framing crew in mind first, not as a document to satisfy a checklist. In a market stretching from Loveland to Colorado Springs and Pueblo, that distinction matters when your project has a timeline and a budget.
Residential work — whether it's a remodel, an addition, a new build, or an accessory dwelling unit — demands plans that hold up to scrutiny from both the permit office and the crew pulling them from a tube on day one. There's no tolerance in a real project for drawings that require interpretation or generate questions that stall the job. Accountability to that standard is built into how this office works, not added as a service feature.
If you're ready to move forward with a project that needs accurate, buildable documentation, contact Sneller Drafting and Design to start the conversation.
