Welcome to the Plan Collection Blog

his designer creates stock home plans that bring out amazing creativity that define each home individually.

Do you live in a suburb where all the neighboring homes are the same? That's one of the reasons more and more people are wanting to build custom homes.

There are many different issues to consider when it comes to the choice of a basement, crawl space, or a slab foundation for your new home. In many parts of the country full basements will be the norm, while others will have slab foundations and still others will have crawl spaces. One important question, in terms of future home sale value, is what do your neighbors have?

Building spec homes over custom can be much easier and more profitable. However, it can be risky. The best thing to do is start with a good floor plan and build it in a good area.

Tips and advice to consider when working with sub-contractors and you are the general contactor for your own home.

Engineering - What is it, and why is the city asking for it? These are questions that we get asked quite frequently here at The Plan Collection.

The "Modern" architectural style became popular in the 1920's and 30's and is similar and often referred to as "Art-Deco".

Some of the house plans on our site already have the image of the rear elevation. If you would like to see the rear elevation of a house plan, please contact us.

Once you’ve picked your perfect house plan, it’s time to decide whether you should invest in 2x4 or 2x6 home construction. Do the benefits of using 2x6 wall studs outweigh the additional cost? We’re here to lay out the pros and cons of this crucial decision.