What's included in each plan purchase?

All featured GreenLean™ house plans available for purchase include construction drawings consisting of the following pages:

• Footing & Foundation Plan
• Floor Plans(s)
• Exterior Elevations
• GreenLean™ Stud Layout Plan
• Floor Joist & Sheathing Plan
• Roof Plan
• Electrical Plan
• General Notes & Details

Modified plans to GreenLean™ design are less inclusive and may only consist of the following necessary pages:

• Floor Plan(s)
• GreenLean™ Stud Layout Plan

Disclaimers

• GreenLean™ plans and related materials are protected under U.S. copyright laws. Reproduction in whole or part, modification or redrawing, without prior written permission, is strictly prohibited and the exclusive right of the copyright owner.
• The GreenLean™ system has a Patent Pending which gives equal protection and must be held strictly confidential by the purchaser.
• Your purchase is a license to use the plans, system and artwork to build a single building (single family dwelling or multiple unit townhouse) only, unless other arrangements are agreed to in writing. You are allowed to make copies/prints only for the construction of this single building.
• For multiple use (more than a single building), contact GreenLean™ to discuss a Re-Use License.
• CAD plans are for use by the licensee only and may not be distributed to subcontractors or suppliers unless first converted to PDF format. CAD files may be given to a structural engineer to specify requirements for local conditions.
• Copyright infringers may be liable for actual damages to the copyright owner plus any profits made by the infringer. Infringers may include homeowners, designers, architects, drafters, interior decorators/designers, builders, developers, contractors, subcontractors, suppliers, real estate companies, etc.
• GreenLean™ does not allow refunds or exchanges. For concerns or questions feel free to call our office at (385) 489-0988.

• Because of the wide range of requirements throughout states and municipalities, plan notes (if any) may not include all of the information required by your building department. If this is the case, we recommend hiring a local design professional or engineer who can assist in bringing the plans up to your local building code.
• Some states require that a licensed architect or structural engineer review and stamp the plans. If this is the case where you will be building, please contact us or a local professional for this service.