Homeowners
Adding a deck, pool, ADU or addition, or legalizing past work, and need drawings the permit office will accept.
Typical projects: Decks, pools, fences, ADUs, additions
Residential permit plans
Permit drawings by project type.
Every project type needs a different set of drawings. Find yours to see what is usually included, or send the address and we confirm what your jurisdiction asks for.
- Residential, accessory and commercial
- Site plan to full permit set
- Jurisdiction checked before drafting
Living space.
Projects that add or change living space in a home.
ADU PlansSite plans and drawing sets for detached and attached accessory units.View details
Home AdditionsDrawings that tie new space into the existing house.View details
Garage PlansAttached and detached garages, from site plan to full set.View details
Garage ConversionsPlans for turning a garage into finished living space.View details
New HomesPermit drawings for new single-family homes.View details
RemodelsInterior and exterior remodel drawings for permit review.View details
Outdoor and accessory structures.
Decks, covers and small buildings that usually need a site plan and structural details.
DecksDeck layouts, framing details and site plans.View details
PorchesCovered and open porch drawings with structural details.View details
Patio CoversAttached and freestanding patio cover plans.View details
PergolasPergola plans with post, beam and footing information.View details
CarportsCarport site plans and structural drawings.View details
ShedsAccessory building site plans with setbacks shown.View details
Do not see your project?
Describe what you are building. We confirm the drawings your project needs, even if it is not listed here.
Site and commercial projects.
Pools, walls, larger buildings and commercial build-outs.
PoolsPool site plans with barrier, equipment and setback information.View details
FencesFence layouts showing location, height and property lines.View details
Retaining WallsWall location, height and drainage information.View details
Metal BuildingsSite plans and drawings for steel buildings.View details
Pole BarnsPost-frame building plans for rural and agricultural sites.View details
Commercial TITenant improvement drawings for commercial suites.View details
Drawings for owners, builders and designers.
Whether this is your first permit or one of many this year, the process is the same: clear scope, clean sheets, direct answers.
Contractors and builders
Need permit drawings for a client job without managing several consultants.
Typical projects: Additions, garages, new homes, remodels
Permit drawing setsArchitects and designers
Need site plans, as-builts or drafting support for a project already in design.
Typical projects: Site plans, as-builts, CAD drafting
As-built drawingsCommercial owners and tenants
Opening, expanding or changing the use of a commercial space.
Typical projects: Tenant improvements, change of use, ADA
Commercial permit plansCommon plan review comments we help you avoid.
Many permit delays come from missing information on the drawings. These are items reviewers often flag, and what a complete sheet shows instead.
Already have comments? See permit corrections- 01
Setbacks not dimensioned
Distances from the proposed work to each property line are shown.
- 02
No scale or north arrow
Every sheet carries a scale, north arrow and title block.
- 03
Property lines do not match the survey
Boundaries are drawn from your survey or recorded plat.
- 04
Lot coverage not calculated
Coverage and impervious area tables are added when required.
- 05
Existing and proposed work unclear
New work is clearly separated from existing conditions.
- 06
Easements missing
Recorded easements and utilities from your documents are shown.
Frequently asked questions.
My project type is not listed. Can you still help?
Yes. These pages cover common projects. Send the address and a description, and we confirm the drawings your project needs.
Do small projects like fences and sheds need drawings?
Many jurisdictions ask for a site plan showing the structure, its size and its distance to the property lines. Some small projects are exempt. We check the rules for your address.
What drawings does an ADU need?
Usually a site plan, floor plan, elevations, sections, structural details and MEP information. Requirements vary by state and city, so we confirm the list for your jurisdiction.
Can you help legalize work built without a permit?
Yes. We document existing conditions with as-built drawings and prepare the sheets the jurisdiction asks for to legalize the work.
Do commercial projects need sealed drawings?
Often, yes. Many commercial projects require drawings sealed by a licensed architect or engineer. Licensed professional review can be coordinated where required.
Ready to start your project drawings?
Tell us what you are building and where. We confirm the drawing scope and send a written quote.