Non-Certified Site Plans · All 50 US States

Permit-Ready Site Plans
Starting from $79 Delivered in 24 Hours

Most residential building permits don't require an engineer's stamp — they require a professional, accurate, correctly formatted site plan prepared by someone who knows exactly what your building department needs to see. That's what we do.

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GIS-verified · Correctly scaled · Setbacks labeled

Formatted for your building department's portal

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24-Hour Delivery
99% First-Submission Approval Rate
All 50 States Served
Free Revisions Included
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What Is It?

What Is a Non-Certified Site Plan?

A non-certified site plan is a professional, scaled property drawing prepared by an experienced drafter — without a PE (Professional Engineer) stamp or a licensed surveyor's certification.

Building departments require PE stamps when engineering judgment is needed — structural analysis, drainage engineering, seismic calculations. For a pool, fence, shed, deck, or basic home addition, the reviewer is checking setbacks, lot coverage, and whether the drawing is accurate and complete. A professionally prepared non-certified site plan does exactly that.

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Every Plan Includes

  • Property boundaries with all dimensions in feet
  • All existing structures — house, garage, pool, shed, driveway, fences
  • Proposed project labeled "PROPOSED" and dimensioned
  • All four setback distances from property lines labeled in feet
  • Impervious surface calculation (where required)
  • Scale — written ("1"=20'") and graphic scale bar
  • North arrow, APN, address, complete title block
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10,000+ plans delivered · All 50 states · Since 2021

Accepted Permit Types

Which Permits Accept a Non-Certified Site Plan?

Most US cities and counties accept non-certified site plans for residential permits. Here's a quick reference.

Residential Permits

Permit TypeNon-Certified Accepted?
Pool permit✓ Yes — most jurisdictions
Fence permit✓ Yes — all jurisdictions
Shed / Accessory structure✓ Yes — most jurisdictions
Deck and patio permit✓ Yes — most jurisdictions
Driveway expansion✓ Yes — all jurisdictions
Home addition✓ Yes — most jurisdictions
Garage addition✓ Yes — most jurisdictions
ADU site plan✓ Yes — most jurisdictions
Solar permit (site plan)✓ Yes — most jurisdictions

Commercial Permits

Permit TypeNon-Certified Accepted?
Tenant improvement site plan⚠ Jurisdiction-dependent
Commercial addition✗ Usually requires PE stamp
New commercial construction✗ Always requires PE stamp

Not sure about your project?

Use our Permit Requirements Checker or contact us with your permit checklist — we'll confirm at no charge within 2 hours.

Pricing

Simple, Transparent Pricing — Starting from $79

No hidden fees. No per-revision charges. No surprise invoices after delivery. Free revisions included in every order.

Basic
Fence, Shed & Driveway
$79
Starting from — no hidden fees
12-Hour Delivery
  • Fence permit site plan
  • Shed permit site plan
  • Basic driveway permit
  • GIS-verified property data
  • County-specific setbacks
  • Permit-ready PDF
  • Free revisions
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ADU / Complex
ADU & Detailed Projects
$249
Starting from — complex projects
24–48 Hour Delivery
  • ADU site plan
  • Parking space layout
  • Utility connections shown
  • Lot coverage calculation
  • Access route documentation
  • State ADU law compliance
  • Free revisions
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Final pricing depends on project complexity and jurisdiction. Use our Cost Calculator for an instant estimate. Need a PE stamp? See PE Stamp Services →

What's Included

Included in Every Plan We Prepare

Regardless of the package — every Site Plans Online USA plan includes these seven non-negotiables.

GIS-Verified Property Data

We pull your actual lot dimensions from official county parcel records — not estimated from satellite imagery. Accurate boundaries every time.

County-Specific Setback Research

We look up the setback requirements for your specific zoning district — not a national average. Your county, your zone, your actual setbacks.

All Required Elements

Pool barrier notes, impervious surface calculation, corner lot sight triangle — whatever your project type and jurisdiction require, it's on the plan.

Correct Scale — Written & Graphic

Both the written scale ("1"=20'") and graphic scale bar are included. Plans without these are automatically rejected. All ours have both.

Correct Format for Your Portal

LADBS PermitLA, Orange County FastTrack, Miami-Dade BDFD, San Diego OpenDSD — we format to your building department's submission requirements.

Free Revisions — Always

Building department requests corrections? Forward the notice. We update within 12 hours. No extra charge. Covered until your permit is approved.

How It Works

Your Site Plan in 24 Hours — 6 Steps

You send us your address and project type. We handle everything else.

Site plan drawing process
Permit-ready site plan
1

Submit Your Details

Property address, project type, and any permit comments. No site visit. No drafting software. 5 minutes.

2

We Research Your Property

GIS parcel data, lot dimensions, zoning code, setback requirements, special overlays — all confirmed same day.

3

We Draft Your Site Plan

Drawn to correct scale, formatted for your portal, with all required elements for your specific project type.

4

You Review

We send the plan. You review and request any changes. Revision requests turned around within a few hours.

5

You Submit

Receive your permit-ready PDF, upload to your building department portal. Done.

6

Free Corrections if Needed

Got a correction notice? Forward it. We fix within 12 hours. Always included.

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Engineer Wasim — Founder, Site Plans Online USA

10,000+ permit-ready site plans delivered since 2021. All 50 US states. 99% first-submission approval rate. Every plan GIS-verified and county-researched before drafting begins.

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"The process was simple from start to finish. I sent my property details and received a clean site plan that helped me move forward with my permit."
Residential Homeowner Pool Permit · Florida
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"We use Site Plans Online USA when clients need fast site plan drafting. Communication is clear, and the plans are easy to review and submit."
Pool Contractor Multiple Projects · Texas
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"Thank you so much for your help with everything, the new site plan has been submitted and hopefully all is good."
Patricia B. Detached Garage Permit · DeKalb County, GA
10,000+
Site Plans Delivered
Since 2021
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Comparison

Non-Certified vs. PE Stamp — Which Do You Need?

The most common question we get. Here's the direct answer.

Non-Certified Site Plan PE-Stamped Plan
Starting priceFrom $79From $499
Turnaround12–24 hours2–5 business days
Required for residential permits✓ Yes — most permit types✗ Not required for most residential
Required for commercial✗ Not sufficient✓ Required in most jurisdictions
Structural work (wall removal, beam install)✗ Not sufficient✓ Required
Retaining walls > 4 ft✗ Not sufficient✓ Required
Pool, fence, shed, deck✓ SufficientNot required
ADU site plan (site plan only)✓ SufficientNot required
Why Plans Fail

Why Non-Certified Plans Get Rejected — And How We Prevent It

A non-certified plan prepared incorrectly gets rejected just as fast as any other. Here are the 5 rejection reasons we've eliminated from our process.

01

Missing Setback Dimensions

All four distances from proposed structure to every property line must be labeled. We label all four on every single plan.

02

Not Drawn to Scale

"Not to scale" plans are auto-rejected everywhere. We draw every plan to the correct scale with both written scale and graphic scale bar.

03

Existing Structures Missing

Reviewers cross-check against satellite imagery. We use GIS data to identify every structure on the lot before drafting begins.

04

Impervious Surface Not Calculated

Required for pools, decks, driveways, and additions. We calculate and show the math on every applicable plan.

05

Wrong Portal Format

LADBS, San Diego DSD, Orange County FastTrack, Miami-Dade ePlan — each portal has specific requirements. We know them all.

That's why our first-submission approval rate is 99%.

Plan already rejected? Use our free Permit Rejection Analyzer →

Coverage

Non-Certified Plans for Every US State

We research the specific requirements of your city or county for every single order.

⭐ Florida — Deep Expertise

Florida's 67 counties each have specific requirements. Pool permits require F.S. 515.29 barrier compliance notes. HVHZ zones (Miami-Dade and Broward) have additional notation. Most FL residential permits accept non-certified plans.

Site Plans FL — Florida's Specialist →

⭐ California — Full Coverage

California residential permits (pool, fence, shed, deck, ADU site plan) accept non-certified plans in most jurisdictions. California's pool barrier minimum is 60 inches — different from the national 48-inch standard.

California Site Plan Guide →

Texas

Houston, Austin, Dallas, and San Antonio all accept non-certified site plans for standard residential permits. Each city has different portal requirements — we research and format for each.

Get a Texas Site Plan →

Arizona · Colorado · Pennsylvania · All Others

We research the specific requirements for your municipality on every order — zoning setbacks, special overlays, portal format. All 50 states, every jurisdiction.

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FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes — a non-certified site plan is fully valid for the majority of residential building permits in the United States. "Non-certified" simply means it doesn't carry a PE or surveyor stamp. Building departments accept non-certified plans for residential projects where engineering review isn't required — which is most standard residential permits.
No. We use GIS parcel data and county records to establish your property boundaries. This is accepted by virtually every US building department for residential permit applications. If you have an existing survey, we incorporate it — it improves accuracy. But it's not required.
They're the same document. "Plot plan" is just what some building departments call a site plan. Whether your checklist says "site plan," "plot plan," or "property plan" — they all refer to the same scaled overhead property drawing we prepare.
Fence, shed, and basic driveway plans: 12 hours. Pool, deck, and addition plans: 12–24 hours. ADU plans: 24–48 hours. Rush options available for urgent permit deadlines — contact us before ordering to confirm.
Forward the correction notice. We update the plan within 12 hours at no extra charge. Free revisions are included with every order — covered until your permit is approved.
When your permit checklist or correction notice says "PE stamp required," "engineer review required," "sealed drawings," or "licensed professional required." For most standard residential permits — pool, fence, shed, deck, basic addition — you don't. Full PE stamp guide →
Yes. Many pool companies, fence contractors, and permit expediters send us multiple projects per month. We serve as a reliable drafting partner for contractors who need consistent, fast, correctly formatted plans. Contact us to discuss volume pricing.
Yes. We research your specific county's zoning requirements, setbacks, and portal format for every single order. For Florida, we also operate Site Plans FL — a dedicated Florida brand with all 67 county requirements built in.

Get Your Non-Certified Site Plan —
Starting from $79

Submit your property address and project type. We research your county's requirements, prepare your permit-ready site plan, and deliver your PDF within 24 hours. 99% first-submission approval rate. Free revisions. All 50 states.

Florida clients: Site Plans FL — Florida's Permit Site Plan Specialist ↗
All 67 Florida counties · HVHZ zones · FEMA flood zones · F.S. 515.29 pool barrier compliance

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