They really should have given you a full sized drawing to scale.
That would make it so easy...
They said they needed a bid like, right now, so they don't want to make it easy. They want you to screw up bad hurrying to get a bid in.
Like I showed in the last image, it actually showed the square footage. I'm certainly going to remember that but I'm probably never going to see another set of blueprints either. What a crappy way to learn. Like I said I was off by 70 square feet the way I did it and that was 70 ft more than what the architect had written out.
That said the stairs are going to be covered too and they have risers so I'd have to add that on to the square footage. So right there's an additional 24 risers. It wasn't shown how far underneath the stairs on the lower floor, the flooring was supposed to go either.
If it went all the way under then I would do the square footage as shown by the architect and then add the stairs and the risers.
That's what happens when you don't have someone to talk to that knows about the project. I have questions, there are no answers.
If I subtract a portion of the cabinetry, and the bathtubs and then I add on additional for the risers and stairs, then I'm just 32 sq feet over.
I called the shop and went over this with them so all is good. It's not like things can't be refigured once the structure exists. Regardless, we're good with the numbers.
I agree, I should have been looking at a full sized blueprint with the flooring schedule. I have no business knowing the window dimensions and openings on the two garages. That's probably what you get on your blueprints online instead of having a real architect locally.