The most expensive place to find a drawing error is behind the finishes.
Five houses a year, five full sets, and the same three people running all of them. The set gets skimmed, not read. Flikt.AI reads the full plan set across disciplines before you build from it — so the conflict surfaces on paper, not behind stone, millwork, or tile.
A custom home has no repeated typical. Every condition is drawn once, often by a small design team — and when each condition occurs only once, there is no second instance to reveal the first. The discovery event is usually the installation itself.
Why custom work fails differently
Three things builders say after the drawings and the house stopped agreeing.
The work that hides a routing or clearance error in a custom home is stone, millwork, and specialty finish. Removing it to fix what’s behind it costs far more than the error ever did.
Residential sets often carry full architectural and structural sheets with mechanical, electrical, and plumbing shown thinly or not at all. What isn’t drawn can’t be coordinated — the gap gets filled in the field, by you.
Fixtures, equipment, and finishes get selected late, so the schedules and the plans quietly stop agreeing — and nobody’s job is to re-read the whole set against itself.
Here’s what changes
Same-day read of the whole set
Send the PDF set — architectural, structural, and whatever else was drawn. Every sheet is read against every other sheet and against the schedules, the same day.
Findings cited to the sheet
Each finding names the sheets and the specific disagreement, in language you can take straight to the architect — before mobilization instead of after demolition.
One home, one report
Per-project pricing, published on the site. No subscription, no seats, no sales call — upload the set, get the report. See pricing.
Every discipline that was drawn, one pass
The deeper argument for why one-off drawings fail differently — and where custom residential conflicts concentrate — is on single-family plan review. Working on an addition or remodel? Renovation plan review covers the existing-versus-new problem.
Catch it on paper — before the millwork goes in.
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