Homeowners
Clear guidance for fences, pools, decks, sheds, garages, additions, ADUs and other residential improvements.
Residential site plans →
Nationwide permit drawing teamClear scope. Professional drafting. Responsive support.
Site plans, engineering coordination & complete permit drawings
Permit-Ready Drawings Built Around Your Property and Project
From a fence, pool or ADU to a commercial property, subdivision or full permit drawing set, our team turns your project details into clear plans prepared for real city and county review.
12–24 hour options
Revision support
All 50 states
Property lines
Setbacks
Project footprint
Scope reviewed
Drawing checked
PDF delivery
Fast turnaroundRush options available
58K+Plans delivered
4.9Average rating
2,000+Cities served
50+Documented case studies
Permit-ready site plans•Residential & commercial•PE stamp coordination•Full drawing sets•Permit corrections•Nationwide coverage•
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Built for every permit path
One Drawing Partner for Homeowners, Contractors and Development Teams
Whether you are submitting your first permit or coordinating several active jobs, the drawing must make the project easy for the reviewer to understand.
Contractors
Reliable drafting support, repeat-project workflows, correction updates and permit exhibits that keep jobs moving.
Contractor drawing support →
Businesses & Property Teams
Commercial layouts for parking, access, tenant improvements, additions, ADA details and site-use review.
Commercial site plans →
Developers & Permit Professionals
Subdivision concepts, complete permit packages, coordination-ready drawings and nationwide location support.
Subdivision design →The complete permit drawing ecosystem
Explore Our Site Plan, Permit and Design Services
Start with the project category below. Every service page explains the typical scope, deliverables and next step for that permit path.
Most requested
Permit Site Plans
Scaled property layouts showing boundaries, existing structures, proposed work, dimensions, setbacks and relevant site features.
Explore site plans →Residential Site Plans
Property drawings for additions and home-improvement permit applications.
View service →Commercial Site Plans
Parking, access, ADA, fire-lane, loading and property-use layouts.
View service →Full Permit Drawing Sets
Coordinated site, floor, elevation, structural and MEP drawing packages.
View service →Permit Correction Revisions
Targeted updates based on plan-review comments and correction letters.
Fix a rejected plan →Plot Plans
Clear parcel, structure and placement exhibits for property review.
View service →ADU Site Plans
Placement, access, setbacks and lot-coverage context for accessory dwellings.
View ADU plans →Pool Permit Plans
Pool placement, barriers, equipment, setbacks and site relationships.
View pool plans →Fence Permit Plans
Fence lines, gates, heights, corner visibility and property boundaries.
View fence plans →Deck Permit Plans
Deck footprint, stairs, landings and relationship to setbacks.
View deck plans →Garage Permit Plans
Attached and detached garage placement for permit review.
View garage plans →Shed Permit Plans
Accessory structure location, dimensions and property-line distances.
View shed plans →Sunroom Permit Plans
Addition placement, lot context and related permit drawings.
View sunroom plans →Building Permit Site Plans
Property-context drawings for new work and permit applications.
View service →
Licensed review
PE Stamp Services
Professional engineer coordination for projects requiring signed and sealed documents.
Explore PE stamps →Subdivision Design
Concept layouts, lot divisions, access and early development planning.
View subdivision service →Floor Plans
Existing and proposed interior layouts with dimensions and room labels.
View floor plans →Elevation Plans
Exterior building views, heights, finishes and permit details.
View elevations →CAD Drafting
Professional drawing production from sketches, markups and existing files.
View drafting services →3D Design Services
Visual models and renderings for project communication and marketing.
View 3D services →Real Estate Marketing Plans
Presentation-ready plans and visuals for listings and property teams.
View marketing plans →Plan Cost Guidance
Understand the scope and factors that influence permit drawing cost.
Explore costs →Permit drawing requirements at a glance
What Your Permit Drawings May Need to Show
Drawing requirements depend on the city, county, property and scope. This comparison explains the information commonly requested for popular project types and points you to the right service.
| Project type | Information often shown | Possible drawing path | Service link |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fence | Property lines, fence location, gates, height and corner visibility | Site or plot plan; added details if the authority requests them | Fence permit plans → |
| Pool or spa | Pool footprint, setbacks, barriers, equipment and nearby structures | Site plan plus project-specific pool or engineering details where required | Pool permit plans → |
| ADU or addition | Lot coverage, setbacks, access, existing and proposed building footprints | Detailed site plan and often a coordinated permit drawing set | ADU site plans → |
| Deck, garage or shed | Structure size, placement, stairs or access and distances to property lines | Site plan; structural or construction drawings may also be requested | Garage permit plans → |
| Commercial site work | Parking, circulation, access, ADA context, fire access and proposed site changes | Commercial site plan or a coordinated multi-sheet permit package | Commercial site plans → |
| Structural, grading or drainage | Calculations, construction details, elevations or drainage information | Licensed professional review may be required by the authority | PE stamp service → |
Professional deliverables
Drawings That Make the Property, Scope and Permit Path Clear
A strong drawing is not decoration. It gives reviewers, contractors and property owners one clear reference for what exists, what is proposed and how the project fits the site.
- Property boundaries, lot dimensions and parcel context
- Existing and proposed structures with clear labels
- Setbacks, easements and relevant access points
- North arrow, drawing scale, title block and notes
- Project-specific details for residential or commercial review
- PDF delivery, revision support and CAD options where available
A visible, accountable workflow
From Property Details to Permit-Ready Files
You always know what happens next. The process is built to reduce unclear handoffs and catch missing information before final delivery.
Send the Project
Share the address, project type, dimensions, sketch, survey, photos or reviewer comments.
Scope & Property Review
We review the available property context and identify the drawing level needed for the request.
Draft & Coordinate
The plan is prepared with dimensions, labels, notes and project-specific details.
Quality Check
The drawing is reviewed for clarity, visible scope and the agreed deliverables.
Delivery & Revisions
Receive the final files and request eligible updates if the reviewer asks for corrections.
Transparent starting points
Choose the Right Detail Level for Your Permit
Standard site plans start at $79. Complex commercial, engineering and full drawing packages are quoted after scope review.
Basic Site Plan
$79
Simple residential lots and small permit projects- Property lines and lot dimensions
- Existing primary structure
- Proposed project footprint
- North arrow and scale
- Permit-ready PDF
Advanced Site Plan
$99
Projects needing more site features and context- Everything in Basic
- Setbacks and easements
- Driveways and site features
- Accessory structures
- Expanded annotations
Professional Site Plan
$119
Commercial or multi-detail permit situations- Everything in Advanced
- Parking and access context
- Utilities and service areas
- Commercial site labels
- More complex site scope
Elite / Rush
$199
Priority production and expanded file needs- Everything in Professional
- Priority turnaround
- DWG and JPG options
- Vicinity map and added detail
- Priority support
Professional engineer stamps, structural work, civil engineering, full drawing sets and oversized or complex sites require a custom scope and quote.
PLAN REVIEW COMMENT 03Show the proposed structure dimensions and distances to each property line.Correction item identified
REVISE
Correction-ready drawingUpdated labels, dimensions and reviewer references
Rejected or returned for corrections?
Turn Reviewer Comments Into a Clear Resubmission Plan
Permit comments can look technical, but they usually point to specific missing information. Send the correction letter and current plan. We will review the requested changes and explain what can be updated within the drawing scope.
Real properties. Real permit problems.
Featured Projects and Case Studies
Explore documented residential, commercial and correction projects from cities across the country.
Florida
PERMIT PROJECT
Pool Barrier Compliance Plan After a Failed Final Inspection — Cape Coral, FL
A failed pool final over one barrier gap — the corrected continuity path drawn and statute-keyed in 13 hours, passing re-inspection on…
Read the case study →Florida
PERMIT PROJECT
Lakeside Boathouse and Walkway Permit — Orlando (Windermere), FL
A Butler Chain boathouse held under the over-water cap with the NHWE contour and conservation line plotted — through a famously picky…
Read the case study →Washington
PERMIT PROJECT
Duplex Lot Coverage Rescue Before a Closing — Spokane, WA
A nine-day due-diligence deadline — a duplex feasibility plan that proved coverage, parking, and setbacks, then doubled as the approved permit drawing.
Read the case study →Texas
PERMIT PROJECT
Sunroom on a Zero-Lot-Line Home — Fort Worth, TX
A sunroom on a zero-lot-line lot — the neighbor-side maintenance easement plotted and cited by instrument number so review took one pass.
Read the case study →Tennessee
PERMIT PROJECT
Church Parking Expansion With Landscape Islands — Memphis, TN
A 38-space church lot expansion — landscape ratios, tree counts, ADA routes, and lighting laid out to code on a volunteer-managed budget.
Read the case study →Pennsylvania
PERMIT PROJECT
Rooftop Deck Site Exhibit for a Rowhouse — Philadelphia, PA
A rowhouse roof deck with party-wall setbacks and a height stack diagram — approved over the counter with no zoning-board referral.
Read the case study →Trust comes from a better process
Why Project Teams Choose Permit For SitePlan
Our value is not a generic template. It is the combination of broad service capability, a clear digital workflow and drawings organized around the actual permit question.
Nationwide Coverage
Support across all 50 states, with each project considered around its local jurisdiction and project type.
Fast Online Workflow
Send the property information digitally and receive a clear scope without waiting for an unnecessary office visit.
Professional CAD Drafting
Plans are organized with consistent labels, dimensions, scale, notes and permit-focused presentation.
Revision Support
When a reviewer asks for eligible changes, the update path is clear and tied to the original project scope.
Licensed Review Options
PE stamp coordination and broader drawing packages are available when the authority requires more than a basic site plan.
Direct Project Communication
Call or WhatsApp the project desk, send supporting files and receive practical guidance on the next step.
| What matters | Permit For SitePlan | DIY / template | Traditional local route |
|---|---|---|---|
| Permit-focused property drawing | Included | Limited | Varies |
| Nationwide digital workflow | All 50 states | Self-managed | Usually local |
| Fast turnaround options | Available | Depends on you | Often longer |
| Correction support | Available by scope | Redo it yourself | Often billable |
| PE stamp / full-set path | Available | Not available | Separate providers |
Client feedback
Trusted for Clear Plans and Responsive Revisions
- Homeowners and contractors
- Residential and commercial projects
- Nationwide permit support
2,000+ citiesNationwide project coverage
Nationwide service, local permit context
Site Plan Services Across All 50 States
Permit requirements vary by state, county, city and project type. Start with your location, then send the property address and scope for a project-specific review.
Explore All Locations →Useful before you order
Free Permit Planning Tools
Check likely drawing needs, organize reviewer comments and understand the right service before requesting a quote.
Site Plan CheckerReview whether your plan includes common permit details.Open tool →
Drawing Package FinderMatch the project with a likely drawing package.Find my package →
Permit Rejection Fix ToolOrganize correction comments and the next steps.Review comments →
Site Plan Cost CalculatorEstimate a starting range based on plan complexity.Estimate cost →
Zoning & Setback CheckerExplore common placement and setback questions.Check project →
Permit Checklist GeneratorCreate a practical project-document checklist.Build checklist →
Permit planning insights
Helpful Guides for a Better Submission
Practical resources about site plans, permit drawings, project scope and common review issues.
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Houston Site Plan & Permit Guide: What to Know Before You Apply
Planning a construction project in Houston starts long before the first shovel touches the ground. Whether you are building a new home,…
Read guide →Frequently asked questions
Before You Start Your Permit Drawing
These are the questions clients ask most often before sending property details.
View all FAQs →What type of site plan do I need?+
The right plan depends on the project and reviewing authority. A small fence or shed may need a basic property plan, while an addition, ADU, pool, commercial site or structural project may need more detailed drawings or licensed review.
How quickly can my plan be prepared?+
Many standard residential site plans have 12–24 hour options after complete details are received. Commercial, engineered or full permit drawing packages may need additional coordination and time.
Can you update a rejected permit plan?+
Yes. Send the review comments, existing drawing and property information. We will identify the requested changes and confirm what can be revised within the available scope.
Do you work in every state?+
Yes. We support permit drawing requests across all 50 states. Requirements still vary by city, county and project type, so every request begins with a scope review.
Do I need an existing survey?+
An existing survey is helpful when available, especially for boundary-sensitive work. Some projects can begin with public parcel data, measurements, photos and sketches, but the final information needed depends on the authority and scope.
When is a PE stamp required?+
The city or county decides. Structural work, drainage, grading and some commercial or high-value projects may require signed and sealed engineering documents. We can coordinate licensed review when it is part of the confirmed scope.
Ready for a clear recommendation?
Send the Property Address and Project Details
We will review the request, identify the likely drawing path and reply with a transparent scope, starting price and turnaround.
