Reproducing Blueprints
Construction blueprints may not be reproduced without prior written consent of the home designer or publisher. If additional sets are required for estimating or construction, please contact Home Designs by Gerald Fournier to purchase these sets. Copy shops and blueprinters are prohibited from making copies of these copyrighted documents.

Making Design Modifications
As a plan licensee, you may customize the design to fit your personal preferences. Our staff of designers are always available to work with you and create a home design with your personal touch. Modified plans are considered "derivative works" of the original and it is crucial that you understand that these "derivative works" as well as the original work, still retain copyright protection. No "derivative work" or revised design, even if completely redrawn, may be sold, duplicated, distributed or used to construct any units without the purchase of a license from the publisher, architect or home designer. 

Who Is Responsible For Copyright Infringement?
All parties, including the purchasers, designers, drafters, homeowners, builders, contractors, sub-contractors, copy shops, and blueprinters may be responsible if a copyright is violated. It does not matter if an individual knows that a violation is being committed. You have heard it before; ignorance of the law is not a valid defense! To avoid legal complications and damages, it is critical that you be certain of the original plan source and refuse to be a party to any illicit copying or borrowing of designs, derivative works, prints and design features.