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After you submit the form, Mark or Mary will review your information and reach out within one business day. In many cases, you will hear from us much sooner. Often within the hour if we are in the studio.

Our goal is to confirm your project details, answer any questions you may have, and walk you through the next steps for scheduling your walkthrough session.

We also try to be respectful of your time. Unless you tell us otherwise, we avoid calling in the evenings. If email is easier for you, we are happy to continue the conversation there as well.

Estimates are based on the total square footage of your floor plan. Once we review your plans, we recommend how much time to book based on what we typically see for projects of similar size and complexity.

Our goal is to give you enough time in the studio so you don’t feel rushed while walking the space and talking through the design. At the same time, we only bill for the time that’s actually used, within reason.

Building or renovating a space is one of the biggest investments most people will ever make. The walkthrough is meant to help you slow down, experience the layout, and make the most of your time before anything is built.

Anyone involved in the design or decision-making process is welcome to attend your walkthrough session. This often includes homeowners, architects, builders, designers, and other project stakeholders who want to experience the space before construction begins.

That said, you are welcome to bring as many or as few people as you prefer. Our studio has plenty of space to accommodate everyone who plays a role in the project. Professionals, friends, family members, and colleagues are all welcome to join.

Many clients find it helpful to have key decision-makers in the room so conversations can happen in real time while walking the plan at full scale. This often leads to clearer discussions, quicker decisions, and a shared understanding of how the space will function once it is built.

Yes. Remote team members can join a walkthrough session through video conferencing if they are unable to attend in person. This allows architects, builders, or other stakeholders to participate in the discussion and review the layout while the team walks the space at full scale in the studio.

Yes. Walk Your Plans Atlanta works with both homeowners and industry professionals who want to evaluate a space before construction begins.

Homeowners often visit Walk Your Plans Atlanta while designing a new home, planning a renovation, or reviewing architectural plans so they can physically walk the layout at full scale before building.

Architects, builders, developers, and designers also use Walk Your Plans Atlanta to review plans with clients, collaborate with project teams, and refine layouts before construction begins.

By allowing everyone involved in the project to experience the floor plan at life size, Walk Your Plans Atlanta helps homeowners and professionals better understand the space, align on design decisions, and move forward with greater confidence.

After your session at Walk Your Plans Atlanta, you’ll leave with a clear record of the decisions and ideas that came up while walking your plans at full scale. During your session, we load your plans onto our digital whiteboard so you can markup notes directly on the drawings as you review the layout. At the end of the session, you can email those notes to yourself so you have a complete reference of the conversations and design decisions that were made.

Once you’ve had time to reflect on the experience, many clients choose one of two next steps.

Return for a quick verification session.
If you make updates to your plans after your first walkthrough, you can schedule a 30-minute return appointment at Walk Your Plans Atlanta to verify those changes at full scale. This shorter session is designed specifically for returning clients who want to confirm that their updates still work before construction begins. Catching even small adjustments early can make a meaningful difference once a project moves into construction.

Explore your project in 3D with Design & Build XR.
If you would like to take your plans a step further, we can create an immersive 3D model of your project through Design & Build XR. Your 2D plans are transformed into a walkable digital environment that can be viewed on your phone, tablet, computer, or VR headset. This allows you to explore finishes, furniture layouts, and overall flow while collaborating with your builder or design team.

Many clients use the full-scale walkthrough at Walk Your Plans Atlanta to validate the spatial layout, then use Design & Build XR to explore the project in greater detail before construction begins. Together, these tools help you move forward with clarity and confidence.

Yes. In addition to the full-scale walkthrough experience at Walk Your Plans Atlanta, we also offer immersive 3D and virtual walkthrough options through Design & Build XR.

At Walk Your Plans Atlanta, your 2D floor plans are projected at true 1:1 scale so you can physically walk the layout before construction begins. During your session, we load your plans onto a digital whiteboard so you can mark up notes directly on the drawings as you review the space. At the end of your appointment, you can email those notes to yourself so you have a clear record of the key decisions and observations from your walkthrough.

If you want to explore your project further, we can transform your plans into an interactive 3D model using Design & Build XR. This allows you to experience your future space digitally and review design details that go beyond spatial layout.

Your 3D model can be explored on a phone, tablet, computer, or VR headset, making it easy to share with your builder, architect, or other project stakeholders. Many clients use the full-scale walkthrough at Walk Your Plans Atlanta to validate how the space flows, then use the 3D model to explore finishes, furniture placement, and overall design details before construction begins.

Together, these tools give homeowners and professionals multiple ways to visualize a project before building, helping everyone move forward with greater clarity and confidence.