( I still have the boxed software in my office) I asked because I downloaded 3D Home Architect trial version from Broderbund years ago, and ended up buying it in the store. If you're going into CAD as a side art to your construction business.you'll need to go "full monty" to get your ticket or you might end up with software that no longer is of benefit to your construction company.
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In the same way that I could no longer get a building permit without the pro licensing qualifying and testing.and CEU's every year to keep current. It's possible that permitting groups will stop accepting non sealed or CPBD drawings for permitting reviews to validate a building permit. There was a reason for joining up AIBD and getting my professional certification.very much for the same reason that I chose to get my professional license as a residential and lite commercial general contractor in Georgia.
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However.I'm planning on retiring as a FOG in construction for too many decades now to be a full time working drawings/construction docs preparer for new, renovs and remodels. I also joined AIBD years ago and am now in process for the CPBD certification for a testing period that is now into it's 2nd of 3 years to prepare and past the testing. I started with SoftPlan before the turn of the century and progressed with it for the past 20 years. Full working drawings that will get you a permit are labor intensive.especially if the drawings are attached as exhibit to your agreement to render a service.
You can lose your shirt trying to learn the programs.or if you double duty all day and night to do work and view "How To" videos by the software manufacturer of the product you've just purchased.you can lose your shirt, a lot of sleep, general health and/or your mind.especially if your production fails or never improves with the software.ĭesignwork is simply another sub-contractor expense to go into your proposal. it is NOT the panacea that too many expect the products to be in your business.
If there's any one thing to learn if you're wanting to go CAD, Construction Management or CPM.or any of the other programs out there just waiting for you to walk into their cross hairs. If you've got the time, equipment and inclination to 's best to suffer through the "curve" so that procedurals don't get forgotten.
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