Installing a new fence, replacing an existing fence, adding gates, or enclosing a pool? Get a professionally drafted fence site plan showing the proposed fence line, property boundaries, fence height and material, gates, easements, street frontage, and other information required for permit review.
Site Plans Online USA prepares residential and commercial fence site plans for homeowners, contractors, installers, builders, and property professionals across all 50 states.










A fence site plan is a scaled property drawing showing exactly where a proposed or existing fence is located. It identifies the property boundaries, fence segments, gates, fence height and material, existing buildings, driveways, streets, easements, and other site conditions relevant to the permit review.
Building and zoning departments use the plan to evaluate whether the fence complies with location, height, visibility, access, easement, right-of-way, pool-barrier, and zoning requirements. Corner lots, waterfront properties, pool enclosures, commercial sites, and properties with unusual boundaries may require additional information.
We prepare fence site plans using the property survey, proposed fence sketch, contractor proposal, photographs, property records, and project information supplied by the client. If a certified survey, structural fence design, engineering, or professional seal is required, we can identify that need during the project review.
Fence rules often change between the front, side, and rear yards. Corner lots may have two street-facing yards and special visibility restrictions. The complete property layout should be reviewed before the fence line is finalized.
Planning a privacy fence, pool barrier, replacement fence, or new gate? We turn your survey and fence information into a clear site plan for the permit application.
Send us the customer's survey, project address, proposed fence line, material, and height. We provide consistent site plan drafting for individual or recurring projects.
We coordinate fencing with new homes, subdivisions, pools, outdoor-living areas, driveways, utilities, landscaping, and site improvements.
Property managers, business owners, architects, engineers, and permit coordinators can use our team for commercial fence, security gate, and enclosure plans.
We prepare site plans for new fences, replacements, relocations, pool barriers, gates, commercial enclosures, and after-the-fact applications.
| Project Type | Typical Site Plan Scope | Additional Coordination |
|---|---|---|
| Residential privacy fence | Fence line, height, material and gates | Front, side and rear-yard restrictions |
| Wood fence | Fence location, height, gates and property relationship | Post or wind details may apply |
| Vinyl fence | Fence layout, height and gate locations | Manufacturer information may be required |
| Chain-link fence | Fence line, height, gates and proposed use | Screening requirements may apply |
| Aluminum or ornamental fence | Fence layout, height and opening locations | Pool-barrier rules may apply |
| Pool barrier fence | Fence, gates, pool, deck and access points | Barrier and gate-compliance notes |
| Front-yard fence | Fence line, height, driveway and street relationship | Visibility and height restrictions |
| Corner-lot fence | Street frontages, fence height and visibility area | Sight-distance review may apply |
| Replacement fence | Existing and proposed fence information | Nonconforming conditions may require review |
| Fence relocation | Existing and proposed fence lines | Survey and setback verification |
| Fence with driveway gate | Gate width, swing or slide direction and access | Vehicle visibility and gate automation |
| Dumpster or equipment enclosure | Enclosure, gates and service access | Screening and material requirements |
| Masonry wall or solid fence | Wall location, height and openings | Foundation and structural engineering |
| Coastal or high-wind fence | Fence layout, height and material | Wind-load design may be required |
| Waterfront fence | Fence location relative to water and easements | Environmental or waterfront approval |
| Agricultural or rural fence | Property perimeter, gates and access | Large-property or survey coordination |
| After-the-fact fence | Existing fence line, height and gates | Legalization or correction drawings |
Simple rule: A standard fence site plan shows the proposed fence's location on the property. Post, footing, wind-load, masonry-wall, gate-operator, electrical, structural, or engineered details are separate services unless specifically included in the proposal.
The exact requirements vary by jurisdiction, fence type, property configuration, and intended use. A typical fence site plan may include the following information.
Send us your property survey, proposed fence sketch, material, height, and gate locations. We will review the information and recommend the appropriate drawing scope.
Our online process makes it easy to obtain a clear fence permit site plan without visiting a drafting office.
Share Your Property Information Send the property address, available survey, proposed fence layout, material, height, gate locations, photographs, and contractor proposal.
We Review the Requirements Our team reviews the supplied documents, property configuration, visible easements, yard locations, corner-lot conditions, and available permit requirements.
We Prepare the Fence Site Plan We draft the property and proposed fence layout to scale and add the applicable dimensions, labels, gates, height information, visibility areas, and permit notes.
Review and Receive Your Files You review the draft and send any required changes. After completion, we deliver the final PDF and DWG when included in the selected package.


We prepare each fence site plan around the actual lot, proposed fence alignment, gate locations, existing improvements, and available survey information.


Fence segments, materials, heights, gates, yard locations, easements, visibility areas, and relevant notes are presented clearly for contractors and reviewers.


We assist with privacy fences, pool barriers, driveway gates, security fences, masonry walls, equipment enclosures, and other projects.


Our team supports projects throughout the United States and adjusts the drawing scope for local zoning, coastal, high-wind, corner-lot, and access requirements.


If the reviewing authority requests reasonable changes within the original agreed scope, we can update the drawing and assist with the applicable comments.


We account for setbacks, fence heights, property lines, easements, visibility requirements, and local zoning considerations when preparing your fence site plan.
Site Plans Online USA prepares fence permit site plans for homeowners, contractors, installers, builders, and property professionals nationwide. Submit your survey and project information online, review the plan digitally, and receive completed files without an in-person appointment.
We support standard residential lots, corner properties, pools, waterfront sites, commercial facilities, rural parcels, gated entrances, high-wind locations, and properties with easement or visibility concerns.


Pricing depends on the available property information, fence length, gate configuration, site complexity, and whether barrier, structural, or engineering details are required.
| Service | Starting Price | Typical Turnaround |
|---|---|---|
Basic fence layout or concept plan | $100 | 1–2 business days |
Standard residential fence permit site plan | $250 | 2–3 business days |
Detailed fence plan with gates & zoning info | $500 | 3–5 business days |
Pool barrier fence site plan | Custom quote | Based on scope |
Corner-lot or multiple-street fence plan | Custom quote | Based on scope |
Commercial security fence or gate plan
| Custom quote | Based on scope |
Masonry wall or structural fence drawings | Custom quote | Based on design |
After-the-fact fence plan | Custom quote | Based on existing conditions |
Professional review, signature and seal | Custom quote | Based on state and discipline |
Rush drafting service | Custom quote | Subject to availability |
Starting prices are provided for preliminary planning only. Boundary surveys, field staking, structural calculations, masonry-wall engineering, gate-operator design, electrical plans, permit fees, HOA applications, and professional seals are not included unless specifically listed in the written proposal.
RequestExact PricingWe prepare residential and commercial fence site plans across the United States, including areas with strict pool-barrier, high-wind, corner-lot, coastal, waterfront, historic, and commercial screening requirements.
We also support fence projects in other states and local jurisdictions. Send us your property address so we can review the requirements for your location.
A fence site plan is a scaled property drawing showing the proposed fence line, fence height and material, gates, property boundaries, streets, existing structures, easements, and relevant site conditions.
Permit requirements vary by municipality. A permit may be required based on the fence’s height, material, location, use, replacement scope, pool-barrier function, or relationship to a street or corner.
Many jurisdictions require a site plan to confirm where the fence will be installed and whether it complies with property-line, height, easement, visibility, right-of-way, and pool-barrier requirements.
A current boundary survey is strongly recommended and may be required. A site plan is not a substitute for a survey and does not legally establish the boundary. When the property line is uncertain, a licensed surveyor should verify it before installation.
We generally need the property address, available survey, proposed fence material and height, a marked fence layout, gate locations, photographs, and any contractor proposal or permit checklist.
This depends on local rules, ownership considerations, maintenance access, and the accuracy of the boundary location. Some jurisdictions allow placement on the property line, while others require the fence to remain inside the owner’s property.
Fence placement within an easement depends on the easement language, utility provider, drainage authority, and local rules. Even where a fence is allowed, the owner may be responsible for removal if access is required.
A visibility area, often called a sight triangle, is a clear zone near an intersection or driveway where fence height or opacity may be limited to preserve a driver’s line of sight. The dimensions vary by jurisdiction.
Yes. We can show the pool, barrier alignment, gates, access points, and applicable barrier notes. Exact barrier and gate requirements depend on state and local rules.
Yes. We can show driveway-gate width, location, operation, swing or sliding direction, and relationship to the street. Automated gates may require separate electrical, access-control, fire-department, or structural information.
Send your property address, survey, proposed fence layout, material, height, and gate information. Our team will review the project and recommend the appropriate permit-drawing scope.
Whether you need a backyard privacy fence, pool barrier, driveway gate, or commercial security enclosure, we provide clear site plans developed around your property and proposed installation.
Permit-ready plans delivered in 12–24 hours.
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