Terraced House Existing Drawings in Wood Green, London

Wood Green, North London

Terraced House Existing Drawings in Wood Green, London
Wood Green, North London

Results at a Glance

Site visit scheduled and completed within a confirmed arrival window

Draft drawing pack issued for review ahead of final handover

Full existing drawing set produced: plans, roof plan, elevations and section

Final CAD and PDF drawing files shared alongside project photographs

The Challenge

The client needed a complete set of existing drawings for a terraced house in Wood Green to support the next stage of design and decision-making. The requested package included two floor plans (ground and first), one roof plan, front and rear elevations (with a small portion of adjoining properties shown), and one long section.

Access and scheduling needed careful coordination around the occupants’ availability, with changes to proposed dates and a short arrival window agreed for the site visit. The project also required a clear workflow for review—issuing draft drawings first, then releasing final files after confirmation that the pack was correct.

Our Solution

PlanCraftDaily coordinated the survey appointment and provided clear on-the-day attendance details, including the surveyor’s contact information and the agreed arrival window. Following the measured site survey, we produced an existing (as-built) drawing pack aligned to the requested set: two measured floor plans, one roof plan, two elevations and a long section.

A draft pack was shared first to allow the project team to review the drawings and confirm everything looked correct. After the client’s review feedback, we completed handover of the final drawing set, including CAD (DWG) and PDF formats, alongside site photographs.

What We Delivered

Measured existing ground floor plan (survey-based)

Measured existing first floor plan (survey-based)

Existing roof plan

Front elevation (including a portion of adjoining properties)

Rear elevation (including a portion of adjoining properties)

Long section drawing

Draft drawing pack for client review

Outputs Delivered

DWG

PDF

The Process

Agreeing Scope, Fee and Friday Access

We confirmed the required existing drawing set for the terraced house: two floor plans, a roof plan, two elevations and one long section. The brief also specified the elevations should show a small portion of neighbouring properties and that the deliverables were required in CAD format.

On-Site Survey

We proposed survey dates, agreed an attendance window that worked with the occupants’ availability, and provided the surveyor’s details for smooth site access. Communication remained on a single email chain so the client team could confirm dates and receive updates quickly.

Cross-Checking Before Leaving

Our surveyor attended the property and carried out measured checks needed for accurate as-built production. The survey captured the information required to produce the requested plans, roof plan, elevations and section as an existing drawing record for the property.

Turning Survey into Plans and Elevations

We drafted the existing drawings and issued a draft PDF pack for review, allowing the client team to verify the content before finalisation. This review stage helped ensure the drawing set matched the requested scope and was ready for onward use.

Draft Review and Final Handover

After review confirmation, we issued the final drawing set, including CAD (DWG) and PDF outputs, alongside site photographs. The project was completed with a clear handover so the files could be used immediately for design coordination and any required submissions.

Project Metrics

Existing (as-built)

Drawing pack type

2

Floor plans produced

2

Elevations produced

1 roof plan + 1 long section

Additional drawings

Results & Impact

The client confirmed the drawings “all look great” after review, and the project was closed out with final files issued. The result was a complete set of survey-based existing drawings—plans, roof plan, elevations and section—provided in formats suitable for onward design coordination and planning-related workflows.