01 / ZONING
Setbacks and lot coverage
Minimum setbacks, building footprints, lot coverage, height and open-space rules may restrict the site layout.
Site plans for permits nationwide
Find Site Plan Services in Your State.
Explore state and city permit drawing guides across the United States. Find local planning considerations, compare drawing options and request a site plan tailored to your property and permit office.
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Local requirements. A clearer starting point.
Your city and county may have different rules for surveys, setbacks, drainage and professionally signed drawings.
Choose a state above or use the searchable directory to explore published city guides.
Location-based guidanceExplore relevant state and city pages
Residential and commercialDrawing services for different project types
Project-specific scopeRequirements confirmed before quoting
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All 50 States, Organized for You
Search for your state or city, or filter by region. Expand any state to see its currently published city pages and a link to the full state guide.
ALAlabama4 city guides
AKAlaska2 city guides
AZArizona12 city guides
ARArkansas3 city guides
CACalifornia35 city guides
AnaheimBakersfieldChula VistaCoronaElk GroveEscondidoFontanaFremontFresnoGarden GroveHaywardHuntington BeachIrvineLong BeachLos AngelesModestoMoreno ValleyOaklandOceansideOntarioOxnardPomonaRancho CucamongaRiversideSacramentoSalinasSan BernardinoSan DiegoSan FranciscoSan JoseSanta AnaSanta ClaritaSanta RosaStocktonTorrance
View California site plan guide COColorado7 city guides
CTConnecticut4 city guides
DEDelaware2 city guides
FLFlorida28 city guides
Boca RatonCape CoralClearwaterCoral SpringsDeerfield BeachDeltonaFort LauderdaleFort MyersGainesvilleHialeahHollywoodJacksonvilleKissimmeeLakelandMiamiMiami GardensMiramarOcalaOrlandoPalm BayPembroke PinesPompano BeachPort St. LucieSarasotaSt. PetersburgTallahasseeTampaWest Palm Beach
View Florida site plan guide GAGeorgia8 city guides
HIHawaii2 city guides
IDIdaho3 city guides
ILIllinois6 city guides
INIndiana6 city guides
IAIowa3 city guides
KSKansas3 city guides
KYKentucky3 city guides
LALouisiana4 city guides
MEMaineState page only
Browse the state page for guidance and a project-specific quote.
MDMaryland6 city guides
MAMassachusetts8 city guides
MIMichigan8 city guides
MNMinnesota7 city guides
MSMississippi3 city guides
MOMissouri3 city guides
MTMontana2 city guides
NENebraska2 city guides
NVNevada4 city guides
NHNew Hampshire2 city guides
NJNew Jersey7 city guides
NMNew Mexico4 city guides
NYNew York10 city guides
NCNorth Carolina6 city guides
NDNorth Dakota2 city guides
OKOklahoma4 city guides
PAPennsylvania8 city guides
RIRhode Island3 city guides
SCSouth Carolina2 city guides
SDSouth Dakota2 city guides
TNTennessee7 city guides
TXTexas32 city guides
UTUtah4 city guides
VTVermont1 city guide
VAVirginia8 city guides
WAWashington8 city guides
WVWest Virginia3 city guides
WIWisconsin4 city guides
WYWyoming2 city guides
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Try another state, abbreviation, or city. You can still request a scope review for a property not listed here.
Listings represent published location guides, not local office addresses. The applicable permitting authority must confirm the required documents.
Plan for the right jurisdiction
Why Local Permit Requirements Matter
A site plan in one city is not automatically sufficient in another. Reviewers may use different zoning standards, submittal checklists and measurement conventions depending on your property and proposed work.
Before you order drawings, identify the exact address, municipal or county permitting office, project dimensions and available boundary documents. This makes it easier to establish an accurate drawing scope.
Explore site plan services →02 / PROPERTY
Survey and easements
The authority may require current boundary data, easement information or surveyor-certified measurements.
03 / SITE CONDITIONS
Drainage and flood zones
Grading, impervious coverage, flood hazard conditions and utility locations can require additional drawings.
04 / PROFESSIONAL REVIEW
Seals and specialty plans
Some projects need architect, engineer, surveyor or other licensed professional involvement under applicable law.
Projects we can support
Permit Drawing Services for Common Projects
Explore the drawing categories below, then match them to your local permit checklist. Not all listed sheets are needed for every project.
01 / SERVICE
Residential Site Plans
Lot dimensions, structures, setbacks, and existing/proposed improvements.
Explore service →02 / SERVICECommercial Site Plans
Site layouts and proposed work for business properties and projects.
Explore service →03 / SERVICEADU and Addition Plans
Placement, building footprints and applicable site constraints.
Explore service →04 / SERVICEPool and Patio Plans
Proposed pools and exterior improvements within the property layout.
Explore service →05 / SERVICEDeck, Porch and Shed Plans
Drawings and property plans for common residential exterior permits.
Explore service →06 / SERVICEFull Permit Drawing Sets
Coordinated drawings when architectural or additional disciplines are required.
Explore service →How the process works
From Property Address to Drawing Scope
Start with the information you have. We will identify missing inputs and confirm the agreed drafting deliverables before work begins.
01
Choose your location
Open a state or city guide and identify the agency that reviews your project.
02
Share your project
Send the property address, survey if available, proposed dimensions and city comments.
03
Confirm the proposal
We confirm the drawing scope, deliverables, price and delivery expectations before starting.
Frequently asked questions
Site Plan Services by State: FAQs
Do you provide site plans in all 50 states?
We accept remote drafting inquiries nationwide. The exact drawings needed depend on the property, reviewing authority and project. If a licensed survey or professional design service is required, that must be addressed separately.
How do I find my city or state page?
Search by state name, state abbreviation or city name in the directory above. You can also filter by U.S. region. Expand a state to view links to its currently published city guides.
What if my city is not listed?
Use the state guide or request a scope review. A city-specific page is not required for us to assess a project inquiry. Share the property address and city or county permit checklist.
Is the same site plan accepted in every city?
No. City and county reviewers may require different site details, scales, survey information, zoning calculations, drainage notes or professional seals. A drawing must follow the specific local submittal requirements.
Do I need a property survey for a site plan?
Some applications require a recent boundary survey prepared by a licensed surveyor; others accept an existing survey or other property records. We recommend confirming the local evidence and dimension requirements before ordering.
What projects typically need a site plan?
Possible examples include new buildings, garages, ADUs, decks, fences, pools, sheds, commercial improvements and certain additions. Requirements vary by project scope and municipality.
Can an engineer stamp be included?
Where applicable, licensed professional review can be coordinated as a separate agreed scope. Any signing or sealing is subject to the professional’s independent review, jurisdictional licensure and acceptance.
How do I get a quote for my property?
Send the property address, project type, survey if available, sketches or dimensions, and any plan reviewer comments. We can then confirm the required drafting scope, price and expected turnaround.
Need a Site Plan for Your City?
Share your property address and project requirements for a project-specific scope review. We can help identify the drawings needed for the applicable permit process.