new laundromat - blue prints

[vohraajay]

if you have built a laundromat lately - who did the blue prints to show exactly where, what, how the plumbing will go? how it currently is ? and how it will look after?

what type of person is needed for the job?

[Glenn]

Most any archetech firms have someone on staff who specialize in this type of blueprints. It's very expensive!

[Andy]

You need a professional engineer/architect licensed by your state to stamp your drawings.

[Rondo]

I used a software program that I downloaded off the web. The sad part is I don't have it anymore and I can't find the site anymore . It was called Laundro-cad or something very close. It had icons of Fronts, tops hotwater heaters , tables, Etc , It worked great but it would'nt let you print it, but I got around that with a program called print screen. The company was from NC I don't know if their still around or not. It wouldn't handle the plumbing, but it help a lot on layout.

[Rondo]

http://216.215.161.158/archware1/archexamples.htm#Applications
I just did a search and I think I found it. go to this page and scroll down till you find Laundro-cad. You might E-mail them and ask about the software.

[Kitty]

I think the distributor we used did the prints for the remodel that we did last year. Added a 20x40 addition, and there was no cost involved. Other than purchasing the equipment, but there was no contract to do so

[pete f]

Speed Queen will do prints. I had them blue print my last store then bought Dexter anyway. They charged about $250 I think. Call Statewide/Alliance and tell them what you want, just don't buy the equipment.
Give the prints to your GC and have him permit them.