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Deck permit site plans · All 50 states

Permit-Ready Deck Site Plans Without the Runaround

Send your property address and deck details. We prepare a clear site plan showing the proposed deck, property layout, setbacks, stairs, landings, and relevant site features for permit review.

Free quote · No payment required · Homeowners and contractors welcome

Check My Project

Tell us where the property is and what type of deck you are planning.

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Plans delivered

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Cities served

12–24h

Typical turnaround

What building departments review

A Clear Site Plan Makes the Deck Location Easy to Verify

A deck site plan gives the reviewer the location context that structural drawings do not. It shows where the deck sits on the parcel, how it relates to the house, and whether the proposed footprint appears to respect relevant setbacks and site constraints.

Common site plan details

01

Send Your Details

Share the address, deck size, type, stair location, sketch, survey, or city comments.

02

Scope Review

We review the property layout and identify the drawing details needed for your request.

03

Draft and Review

Your plan is prepared with clear labels and dimensions, then sent for your review.

04

Final PDF Delivery

Receive the completed file for city, county, HOA, contractor, or resubmission use.

New Deck Site Plan

Shows the proposed deck footprint, size, placement, and basic relationship to the existing home and lot.

Attached or Raised Deck0

Useful where the deck attaches to the house or includes elevation, stairs, and landing considerations.

Deck Extension

Documents how the proposed addition changes the existing deck footprint and surrounding clearances.

Footprint & Expansion

Outlines modifications to the existing deck footprint, including changes in total size, layout dimensions, and necessary site clearance adjustments.

Replacement Deck

Clarifies whether the replacement follows the existing footprint or introduces a revised location or size.

Stairs and Landings

Shows stair and landing locations when they affect the total footprint, access, or setback review.

Permit Correction Revision

Updates missing labels, setbacks, deck locations, or other site plan details identified by the reviewer.

Plan Resubmission

Finalizes the site plan updates to meet municipal building codes and addresses specific reviewer feedback for permit approval.

Question

Deck site plan

Deck construction plans

Primary purpose

Shows deck placement on the property.

Shows how the deck is designed and assembled.

Typical details

Property lines, setbacks, house, deck footprint, stairs, easements, and scale.

Footings, posts, beams, joists, ledger, stairs, guards, railings, and connections.

Review path

Zoning, location, HOA, and permit placement review.

Building, structural, and code compliance review.

What to send us

Address, survey or plat if available, deck dimensions, sketch, and proposed location.

Deck design, dimensions, material choice, height, and local structural requirements.

Transparent pricing

Flat-rate deck permit plans. No
hidden fees.

Every package includes unlimited revisions, permit-office formatting, and our 100% money-back guarantee if your plan is rejected after following our revision guidance.

Basic Deck Plan

Small ground-level decks under 200 sq ft

$99 $79

per plan · delivered in 24 hrs

Advanced Deck Plan

Multi-level decks, stairs, railings, elevated

MOST POPULAR

$139 $99

per plan · delivered in 24 hrs

Basic Deck Plan

Small ground-level decks under 200 sq ft

$249 $199

per plan · delivered in 24 hrs

Prices in USD. PE stamp available on any plan starting $499. Custom quotes for complex or oversized decks.

Deliverable

Basic $99

Detailed $119

Correction

Property lines and existing structures

Included

Included

As needed

Proposed deck footprint

Included

Included

Updated

Setback labels

Basic

Expanded

Corrected

Stairs and landing locations

Optional

Included

As required

Easement references

Where available

Included where available

Corrected

Reviewer comment response

Not included

Not included

Included

Delivery format

Permit-ready PDF

Detailed permit-ready PDF

Resubmission-ready PDF

1. Property address

The address lets us check the parcel context and understand the jurisdiction involved.

2. Deck dimensions

Share the proposed length, width, height, stair location, and whether it is attached or freestanding.

3. Available documents

Upload a survey, plat, sketch, photos, prior plan, or city correction comments if available.

4. Additional Instructions

Include any special site notes, specific city requirements, or additional preferences to ensure the plan meets all local standards.

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Real deck permits. Real
homeowners. Real
approvals.

4.9 / 5 average

2,400+ verified deck-permit reviews

Approved first try

"Submitted their plan Monday, permit issued Wednesday. Saved me weeks vs. the local architect who quoted $2,400."

Michael R.

Austin, TX

Wind-load notes were spot-on

"Miami-Dade is brutal on deck reviews. They knew exactly what the inspector wanted. Zero rejections."

Sarah L.

Tampa, FL

Ran a rush job at 11pm

"Contractor gave me 24 hours to produce a site plan. They delivered in 9. Permit in hand next morning."

Dan K.

Denver, CO

Free revisions were real

"HOA wanted three changes. Turned around each in a few hours, no extra charge. Insane service."

Priya S.

Phoenix, AZ

Worth every penny of $79

"The city's checklist is 14 pages. They hit every item. First-time approval on a tricky rear-deck setback."

James O.

Chicago, IL

PE stamp was seamless

"Needed engineer seal for elevated deck. Delivered stamped drawings in 4 days. Beautiful CAD work."

Elena V.

San Diego, CA

Deck permit questions

Everything You Need to Know Before You Start

Local requirements differ, so confirm final submission requirements with your city or county building department.

It is a scaled property drawing showing the proposed deck in relation to the house, property lines, setbacks, stairs, landings, easements, and other relevant site features.

Many jurisdictions require permits for attached, elevated, enlarged, replacement, or structurally altered decks. The rule can depend on height, size, attachment, stairs, guards, and local code.

A permit application may require a site plan, construction drawings, footing and framing details, elevation views, material information, and sometimes a survey, plot plan, HOA approval, or engineered details.

Yes. Send the current drawing and reviewer comments. We can assess missing setbacks, deck location labels, dimensions, stairs, or other site plan corrections needed for resubmission.

Typical delivery is 12–24 hours after the required project information is received. Complex properties, missing documents, or expanded drawing packages may require additional time.

Requirements vary. Some jurisdictions accept non-certified site plans, while others require a licensed surveyor, architect, or engineer. Verify the licensing requirement with the reviewing authority.

Send the property address, proposed deck dimensions, deck type, approximate height, stair location, survey or plat if available, a sketch or reference photo, and any city correction comments.

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