Final construction drawings are the official, detailed plans that guide the actual building of a project. They are the last, approved version of all drawings before or during construction and include all the specifications a builder needs to follow. 

Final construction drawings may reference: 

1. Structural engineering drawings 
2. Civil engineering drawings 
3. Electrical, hydraulic, or mechanical plans 
4. Specifications or schedules 

1. Confirm who prepared your original construction drawings (architect, draftsperson, or building designer) 
2. Gather property details: have your property address, lot and plan number (if known), and any reference to your project or approval. 
3. Email your request. Ask specifically for the final construction drawings used for building approval and construction. Include your property details to make it easy for them to locate the plans. 
4. Ask about fees or process 
5. Some designers may charge a small fee or require a signed form to release the drawings. 
6. If you don’t hear back within a week, politely follow up by email or phone.