Pricing

What should you budget for?

Start with our service fees, then plan for the other parts of your project. All prices below are in USD.

Studio Bluework’s fees

Design Feasibility Review

$1,055Fixed fee

One property, one residential idea. A PDF report with available property information, preliminary design-fit findings, and practical next steps.

Includes one round of written follow-up questions within seven days. Usually delivered in 1–2 weeks from the confirmed start date.

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Design + Visualization

Custom quoteBased on the agreed drawings and views

Explore the layout and building form through the drawings, images, and 3D views listed in your proposal.

A design-only package helps you develop the idea. It is not a permit or construction set.

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Design + Permit Documents

From $12,500Final fee confirmed in your proposal

Residential drafting and the listed permit documents for eligible projects, using dependable site and existing-building information.

Your proposal defines the drawing list, revision rounds, and any coordination. Submission and consultant services are separately scoped.

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You can inquire about plans directly. A feasibility review is not a required first purchase.

The service fee is one part of the project.

Not every project needs every consultant. Part of the early work is identifying what your project is likely to need.

Consultants and field information
Required engineering, energy documents, surveys, or measurements. You hire licensed consultants directly; each provider confirms their fee.
City, county, and utility fees
Plan review, permits, and any required utility work. The agencies and providers determine these costs.
Construction
Labor, materials, site work, and the work needed to build. A contractor prices the construction scope separately.

Compare the work behind the price.

Our service includes reviewing available information, identifying questions that could affect the design, and defining what needs to happen next.

When comparing proposals, ask for the same drawing list, revision allowance, consultant responsibilities, and submission support. A lower headline fee may cover a different scope.

What changes the fee?

Project size and complexity, the reliability of existing information, the drawing and visualization scope, design changes, and the coordination your project needs. We confirm these before quoting.

Can the proposal fit my needs?

Yes. The proposal lists what you receive, what you need to provide, the work in each phase, the fee, and the schedule. You approve additional work before it starts.

When do I pay?

No payment is due with an inquiry. After the agreement is signed, each agreed phase is funded before work begins. Your proposal confirms the payment schedule and start conditions.

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Share the property, your idea, and where things stand. We’ll confirm the right starting point.

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