Do you need an in-house drafter or an outside provider? It mostly comes down to your volume.
In-house has a cost: recruitment, salary, training, CAD software. And when the order book is thin, the position sits idle. Outsourcing turns that fixed cost into a variable one: you call on a drafting office when you need it, and you stay focused on your core business.
The balance tips toward in-house when volume is high and steady. There, a dedicated position makes sense and gives more control over deadlines. For irregular or moderate volume, outsourcing is usually more cost-effective. That is where we step in most.
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