Choose Your Site Plan
Choose from our four professional site plans, tailored for residential or commercial projects. Click a plan to view details and place your order — we’ll respond within 24 hours.
24-hour delivery
Free revision included
DWG/DXF + PDF formats
Permit-ready format
Our site plans are non-certified and are not intended to replace a legal survey.
Base Site Plan
$79.00
The Base Site Plan provides a clear, accurate, and professionally drafted overview of your property. Designed for small residential projects, early-stage planning, and simple permit applications.
Standard Site Plan
$99.00
The Standard Site Plan provides a detailed and visually clear layout of your property. It includes additional exterior features such as driveways, parking areas, and other site elements—ideal for most residential permit applications and medium-scale projects.
Elite Site Plan
$139.00
The Elite Site Plan delivers a high-detail, comprehensive layout designed for complex residential projects, advanced permitting needs, and precise contractor coordination.
Commercial Site Plan
$179.00
The Commercial Site Plan provides a comprehensive, high-detail layout tailored for commercial properties. Designed for permitting, development planning, and professional project review.
Free revisions included
24-hour standard delivery
Permit-ready format
| Site Plan Features | ||||
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| Property boundaries / lines | ||||
| Primary structure | ||||
| Roof line / roofline | ||||
| Lot dimensions | ||||
| North arrow | ||||
| Scale | ||||
| Measurements between major features | ||||
| Parcel ID | ||||
| Address | ||||
| Driveways / parking areas | ||||
| Walkways | ||||
| Sidewalks | ||||
| Fence | ||||
| Landscaping elements | ||||
| Landscaping & terrain features | ||||
| Optional Add-Ons | Optional | Optional | Optional | Optional |
| Rush delivery (12 hours) | ||||
| Topographical lines | ||||
| Vicinity map | ||||
| Impervious surface calculation | ||||
| Add new structure (1/2/3) | ||||
| CAD format (DWG / DXF) | ||||
| Custom plan size (other than 11” × 17”) | ||||
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Choose Your Site Plan (Base plan, Standard Site Plan, Elite Site Plan, Commercial Site Plan)
Choosing the right site plan shouldn’t feel confusing or risky—especially when you’re trying to move a project forward and meet local permitting requirements. On this page, you can Choose Your Site Plan with confidence by comparing what each option includes, who it’s best for, and how quickly you can get a clean, permit-ready deliverable. Whether you’re planning a small residential update, a new build, an addition, or a larger property layout, the right plan level helps you avoid delays, reduce revisions, and submit the correct documents the first time.
A site plan is more than a simple sketch. It’s a clear visual layout of your property that typically shows boundaries, structures, setbacks, driveways, utilities (where applicable), and key features your building department wants to review. Many homeowners and contractors lose time because they submit incomplete information or use an outdated plan that doesn’t match current requirements. That’s why we built a simple way to select a plan level based on real-world project needs. When you Choose Your Site Plan, you’re choosing clarity, speed, and accuracy—without unnecessary steps.
Why plan level matters for permitting
Different projects call for different levels of detail. A basic exterior improvement may only need a straightforward property layout, while a new construction project often needs more coverage and a more complete depiction of what will be built and where. The right plan level can help you:
Match typical city and county requirements
Reduce back-and-forth with permitting offices
Keep your contractor on schedule
Avoid paying for features you don’t need
If you’re not sure which option to pick, start by thinking about your scope: Are you adding a small structure? Adjusting an existing footprint? Installing a pool, driveway change, fence, or accessory unit? Or are you dealing with multiple buildings, commercial needs, or more complex property constraints?
Base Site Plan
The Base Site Plan is a great fit for straightforward residential needs where you want a clean, reliable layout to support a simpler permit request. This option is designed for customers who need a solid site plan foundation without extra complexity. If your project is small-to-medium in scope and your permitting office requires a basic depiction of property lines and structures, the Base Site Plan is often the fastest, most cost-effective choice.
Common uses for the Base Site Plan include:
Small exterior upgrades
Simple accessory additions
Basic property layout for permitting support
Quick submissions when requirements are minimal
The focus here is clarity and usability: you get a plan that’s easy to read, easy to submit, and aligned with typical baseline requirements.
Standard Site Plan
The Standard Site Plan is the most popular option for homeowners and contractors who want a higher level of detail and stronger permit readiness. If your project involves noticeable changes—like additions, new structures, or improvements that need clear placement and measurements—the Standard Site Plan helps you submit with confidence.
The Standard Site Plan is ideal when:
Your jurisdiction expects more detail than a basic layout
You want fewer revision requests from the permitting office
Your project scope is moderate and includes changes to structures or site features
Many customers choose the Standard Site Plan because it balances value and completeness. It’s detailed enough for most residential permitting scenarios while staying streamlined and easy to work with.
Elite Site Plan
For projects that demand more precision, more completeness, or a higher level of confidence, the Elite Site Plan is the best step up. If your build is more involved—such as a new construction, major addition, multi-feature improvement, or a property with special constraints—the Elite Site Plan supports a smoother approval process.
Choose the Elite Site Plan when:
You want maximum permit readiness for residential projects
Your project includes multiple features (structures, setbacks, layout considerations)
You want to minimize the chance of resubmissions or corrections
Your timeline is tight and you need a plan you can rely on
The Elite Site Plan is designed for customers who would rather get it right up front than lose days or weeks to avoidable revision cycles.
Commercial Site Plan
If you’re working on a business property, multi-unit layout, or anything that falls outside a typical residential permit request, the Commercial Site Plan is the right option. Commercial needs often require additional considerations, clearer documentation, and a plan that’s appropriate for contractors, property managers, or commercial permitting processes.
Pick the Commercial Site Plan when:
The property is commercial or mixed-use
The project scope is larger than a standard home improvement
You need a plan format suitable for professional workflows
The permitting office expects commercial-level documentation
A Commercial Site Plan helps you avoid mismatches between what you submit and what commercial reviewers require—saving time, reducing questions, and improving approval speed.
How to Choose Your Site Plan in 60 seconds
If you want a quick way to decide, use this approach:
Start with scope: small update → Base Site Plan; moderate build → Standard Site Plan; complex residential → Elite Site Plan; business/multi-unit → Commercial Site Plan.
Think about the permitting office: the stricter your jurisdiction, the more you benefit from higher detail.
Consider your timeline: a more complete plan can reduce resubmissions and help you move faster overall.
Upload what you have: photos, surveys, screenshots, older plans—anything helps improve accuracy and speed.
When you Choose Your Site Plan, you’re not just selecting a package—you’re selecting the level of detail and reliability that matches your real project needs.
Get a permit-ready plan without the stress
Our goal is simple: make it easy to Choose Your Site Plan and get a deliverable that supports permitting without confusion. If you have files like photos, surveys, or previous drawings, upload them during checkout or your request process. The more context you provide, the easier it is to prepare the most accurate plan for your property.