At Peer House Design, every plan has a purpose—and Plan #83 was designed with simplicity, efficiency, and comfort in mind. This plan was born out of a challenge we often hear from homeowners and builders alike: “We want something modest, functional, and beautiful—without wasting space or breaking the bank.”

House plans can feel a bit like a foreign language if you’re not used to looking at them. Lines, symbols, dimensions—what does it all mean? Whether you’re planning your dream home or reviewing designs with a builder, learning how to read a house plan will help you make confident, informed decisions. Here’s a simple guide to help you read a house plan like a pro.

Whether you're developing a single custom home or launching an entire subdivision, pre-designed plans from Peer House Design LLC provide a smart solution to keep your projects moving forward.

At Peer House Design LLC, we believe great design should be accessible—without blowing your budget. Whether you're building your forever home or a stylish starter, smart planning and thoughtful choices can help you stretch every dollar while still achieving a home that reflects your taste and lifestyle.

Buying a house plan online is an exciting step toward building your dream home — but it’s also a decision that comes with big implications. At Peer House Design LLC, we specialize in pre-designed house plans that blend architectural quality with practicality.

This month, we’re thrilled to feature House Plan #232, a perfect example of modern efficiency wrapped in timeless curb appeal.

We believe homeownership is more than just a place to live — it’s the cornerstone of financial freedom, community connection, and family security.

When building a home, the floor plan you choose sets the tone for how you live every day. One of the biggest decisions homeowners face is whether to go with a modern or traditional design.

Building your dream home starts long before the first foundation is poured. One of the most important early decisions you’ll make is choosing the right house plan—a choice that can make or break your budget. At Peer House Design LLC, we believe you don’t have to sacrifice great design for financial peace of mind. Here’s how to make a smart, budget-conscious choice from the start.

Choosing a floor plan isn’t just about aesthetics—it’s about shaping your daily life.

Slab-on-grade and crawl space are two different types of foundation systems used in residential construction.

Here are some of the main advantages of rooftop decks:

Cost plus and fixed price are two common types of contracts used in residential construction. Let's discuss each of them:

Choosing the right contractor can make all the difference in the building process.

When it comes to residential water heating, there are two main options to consider: a traditional water heater with a storage tank or a tankless water heater. Each type has its advantages and considerations, so let's compare them:

Fiber cement siding is a popular choice for residential use due to its durability, versatility, and low maintenance requirements.

Natural wood siding is a popular choice for residential use due to its aesthetic appeal and versatility.

Masonry siding, also known as brick or stone siding, is a popular choice for residential use due to its durability and aesthetic appeal.

Vinyl siding is a popular choice for residential use due to its affordability, low maintenance requirements, and aesthetic appeal.

Stucco siding is a popular choice for residential use due to its durability, aesthetics, and energy efficiency.