Send the property, proposed work, and any permit documents you already have. We’ll review the scope and tell you the recommended drawing path before you commit.
You do not need a perfect permit package before asking for a quote. The goal is to understand the project well enough to recommend the right starting scope.
Any of these can help us understand the request faster.
A drafted site plan is not automatically a boundary survey, architectural service, or engineering design. Some jurisdictions and project types require licensed professionals.
Final pricing depends on the property, drawing scope, jurisdiction requirements, and any separately scoped professional involvement.
For common residential exterior projects that need more complete property context, dimensions, and proposed-work information.
One straightforward proposed improvement.
Larger residential or light-commercial site-plan scopes.
12 to 24 hour target for eligible scopes, subject to complete inputs and scheduling availability.
Floor plans, elevations, corrections, commercial packages, PE coordination, surveys, and other specialized work may require custom pricing.
The quote is based on the actual property, project, and permit request rather than a one-price-fits-all assumption.
We check the project type, location, available files, and permit stage.
If we need a survey, dimensions, city checklist, or correction letter, we tell you first.
You receive the recommended drawing package, price, expected delivery, and any separate professional requirements.
The project review is free. You choose whether to move forward after the scope is clear.
Real drawing examples make it easier to understand the difference between a basic site plan, a complete residential set, and a broader commercial package.
Property lines, setbacks, existing improvements, and proposed work organized on one coordinated drawing.
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Site, floor, elevation, and additional permit sheets where the confirmed scope requires them.
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Broader site and building information with additional coordination when required.
Commercial services →These are the most common questions customers ask before sending project information.
No. You can send the property and project information for a scope review before deciding whether to order.
Not always. Some standard projects can begin with public parcel information, recorded plats, client measurements, sketches, and photos. Boundary-sensitive or jurisdiction-specific projects may require a current survey.
Upload the correction letter and the most recent submitted drawings. We can review the comments and identify which items fit a drafting revision scope and which may require additional professional information.
Yes. Larger residential and commercial projects can be scoped for site plans, floor plans, elevations, and additional permit sheets. Structural, civil, MEP, or licensed review requirements are identified separately when applicable.
Standard site-plan scopes typically target 24 to 48 hours after the scope is confirmed and complete project information is received. Rush options may be available for eligible projects.
No. The reviewing jurisdiction controls final submission requirements and approval. We prepare the agreed drawing scope and can support eligible drafting revisions within that scope.
Send the project details above, or contact the project desk if you want to talk through the request first.
