PROFESSIONAL SITE PLANS

Deck Permit Site Plans

Accurate, permit-focused site plans for new decks, replacement decks, elevated decks, stairs, landings, and other outdoor living improvements. We organize the project information into a clear drawing your city or county can review.

Permit-Ready
Clear drawings

Local Review
Requirement aware

Fast Turnaround
Many jobs 24–48 hrs

Real Support
Drafting team help

Get a Deck Site Plan Quote

Tell us about your property and deck project. We’ll review the scope, dimensions, stairs, setbacks, and required information.

First Name

Last Name

Email Address

Phone Number

Property Address

Project Type

Project Details

Upload Site Photos or Sketches

Your information is used only to review your project request.

CODE-COMPLIANT DRAWINGS

Permit-Ready Deck Plans for Any Property

Whether you are building a new deck, replacing an existing deck, adding stairs or landings, or expanding an outdoor living area, your permit reviewer needs to understand exactly where the work is proposed. Our drawings organize the deck location, dimensions, setbacks, stairs, and property relationships into one professional plan.

✓ Property boundary information from available source records
✓ Proposed deck footprint and overall dimensions
✓ Deck height, stairs, landings, and access information when supplied
✓ Setbacks from lot lines, streets, structures, and easements
✓ Existing house, driveway, patio, and relevant site improvements
✓ North arrow, notes, scale, and project labels
✓ PDF files prepared for your permit workflow

Sample Deck Site Plans

These examples show how different deck projects can be documented for permit review. The exact drawing contents depend on your property, available records, deck configuration, and local requirements.

Single-Level Deck Plan

Property boundaries, proposed deck location, dimensions, house relationship, and setback information.

Multi-Level Deck Plan

A detailed layout for a larger or multi-level deck with stairs, landings, and site relationships.

Deck with Stairs Plan

Clear visualization of the proposed deck, stairs, house footprint, property lines, and required setbacks.

Our Process

Getting your deck permit site plan is simple and straightforward.

1. Share Your Details
Send the property address, deck size and location, stairs, photos, sketch, survey, and permit comments you have.

2. We Create Your Plan
Our drafting team prepares the site plan using the agreed source information and project scope.

3. Review & Approve
Review the draft and send any corrections that fall within the agreed scope.

4. Use It for Your Permit
Receive the final PDF drawing for your permit office, contractor, HOA, or project file.

Why Choose City Permit Plans?

Deck permits can be delayed when the proposed footprint, stairs, setbacks, or property relationships are unclear. Our workflow is designed to make the site-plan portion of the permit package easier to understand and manage.

✓ Focused deck-permit site plan experience
✓ Deck footprint, setbacks, stairs, and property relationships presented clearly
✓ Typical 24–48 hour turnaround for many standard projects
✓ Easy-to-read digital drawings
✓ Support for homeowners, deck builders, contractors, and property managers
✓ Revision review when a permit office sends written comments

Who We Help

We work with homeowners, deck builders, contractors, and property teams on residential and commercial deck projects.

Homeowners
Permit-ready site plans for new decks, replacement decks, expansions, stairs, and backyard improvements.

Contractors
Reliable deck site plan drafting support for active jobs, permit packages, client approvals, and project bidding.

Property Managers
Deck and site plan support for managed properties, multifamily sites, HOAs, and commercial properties.

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about deck permit site plans.

Do I need a site plan for a deck permit?

Many cities and counties require a site plan for a new deck, deck replacement, expansion, or elevated platform. Requirements depend on deck size, height, stairs, setbacks, easements, property layout, and local code.

What information do you need from me?

Start with the property address, proposed deck location, overall dimensions, approximate height, stair and landing information, photos or a sketch, any existing survey, and written permit-office comments if available.

How long does a deck site plan take?

Many standard residential deck site plans can be prepared within 24–48 hours once the required property and project information is available. Complex lots, missing records, or unusual deck configurations can take longer.

Can you include existing structures?

Yes. The drawing can show the residence, garage, driveway, patio, existing deck, pool, shed, and other relevant site features when they are part of the agreed scope and source information is available.

Can you revise the plan if the city requests changes?

Yes. Send the reviewer comments and we will compare them with the agreed scope, explain what needs to change, and confirm whether the revision is included or requires additional work.

Do you provide plans for every city and county?

We provide drafting services nationwide, but local requirements vary. We rely on the jurisdiction checklist, reviewer comments, available records, and the information you provide to define the correct scope.

Does your site plan replace a certified survey?

No. A drafted site plan does not establish legal property boundaries and is not a substitute for a certified boundary survey when your permit office, lender, HOA, or project requires one.

READY TO GET STARTED?

Get Your Deck Permit Site Plan Today

Send us the property address and deck details. We’ll review the project and give you a clear next step.

No obligation. Your information is used only to review your project.