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Site plans for permits
Property-focused drawings showing existing conditions, proposed work, dimensions, setbacks, access, and other site information included in the confirmed scope.
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Permit drawing support built around clear scope, practical timing, and real project needs.
We help homeowners, contractors, property professionals, and businesses organize the drawings needed for permit applications, corrections, and project planning across the United States.
50 statesNationwide remote permit drawing support
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Starting at $99Common site-plan scopes
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24–48 hr standard timingTypical straightforward site plans
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Nationwide serviceResidential and commercial support
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Revision supportEligible drafting changes within scope
What we do
We turn project information into a clearer permit drawing path.
Permit requirements can vary by city, county, project type, property condition, and the professionals involved. Our role is to review what you are trying to build, organize the available information, and define the drawing scope before work begins.
For a simple exterior improvement, that may be a site plan. For an addition, ADU, commercial improvement, or correction request, the project may need a broader set of drawings or licensed professional coordination.
Project-specific scopeWe match the drawing path to the actual permit request.
Clear starting pricesCommon site-plan scopes use published starting points.
Online workflowFiles, project details, and revisions can be handled remotely.
Practical limitationsWe flag survey, engineering, or other professional requirements when relevant.
Drawing support for simple projects and broader permit packages.
The right service depends on what the reviewing jurisdiction asks for and what the project actually changes.
Complete permit drawing sets
Site, floor, elevation, and additional permit sheets for larger residential or commercial projects.
Full drawing sets →Permit corrections
Review of written city comments and current drawings to define the drafting changes needed for resubmission.
Correction support →Floor plans and elevations
Existing or proposed layouts, exterior views, CAD conversion, and supporting architectural drafting.
Drafting services →Professional review coordination
Coordination for applicable licensed review or seal requirements when confirmed for the project and jurisdiction.
Review coordination →A straightforward process from project details to finished drawings.
We keep the workflow easy to follow, even when the permit requirements themselves are not simple.
Send the project
Share the address, proposed work, dimensions, photos, survey, checklist, or city comments you already have.
We review the scope
We identify the likely drawing path, missing inputs, and any professional requirements that appear relevant.
Confirm price and timing
You receive the recommended scope, starting price or custom quote, expected delivery, and required inputs.
Receive the drawings
The agreed sheets are prepared and delivered, with applicable drafting revision support within the written scope.
Built for the people who actually deal with permit drawings.
Different customers arrive with different levels of project information. The workflow is designed to start from what you already know.
Starting from an idea or city checklist
We help organize the property and project information needed to define a practical drawing scope.
Need drawings that support field work
Clear plans, corrections, and fast communication help keep permit-related drawing tasks moving.
Planning improvements or transactions
Site plans, existing-condition drawings, and permit-related documentation can support due diligence and project planning.
Commercial and broader project scopes
We can scope site-plan work and additional drawing needs for commercial improvements and development projects.
Drafting support is not the same as every licensed professional service.
Clear expectations are part of a good permit workflow. We identify when a project may need professional services outside a standard drafting scope.
What our drafting scope can cover
Depending on the project, our work may include site plans, floor plans, elevations, CAD drafting, permit corrections, and coordinated drawing packages.
- Property and proposed-work information
- Dimensions, setbacks, notes, and labels
- Existing and proposed plan organization
- Reviewer-requested drafting revisions within scope
When another professional may be required
The reviewing jurisdiction and applicable law determine when licensed services are required.
- Boundary surveys may require a licensed surveyor.
- Structural, civil, drainage, and specialized work may require an engineer.
- Certain projects may require architectural services.
- Municipal fees, third-party reports, and professional fees are separate unless included in writing.
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Nationwide service, with local requirements still treated locally.
Our remote workflow supports projects across all 50 states. The drawing scope still depends on the city, county, property, project type, and reviewing authority, so location is part of every scope review.
What we try to make better for every project.
The goal is not to make permit work sound effortless. It is to make the drawing portion clearer, more organized, and easier to move forward with.
Clear scope before unnecessary work.
We prefer to understand the permit request, available property information, and likely drawing path before recommending a package. That helps reduce confusion about what is included and what may still need to come from a surveyor, engineer, architect, contractor, or reviewing authority.
ClarityExplain what the drawing package includes and what it does not.
Practical communicationAsk for the information that materially affects the drawing scope.
Quality controlOrganize drawings so existing conditions, proposed work, dimensions, and notes are easy to follow.
Responsive revision supportReview written correction comments and confirm which changes fit the agreed scope.
Have a project, city checklist, or correction letter?
Send what you already have and we’ll help identify the right starting drawing scope.