At MySitePlan.com, we provide three types of standard site plans, each with varying levels of detail to suit your specific needs. The choice of plan depends on its intended use. For many building departments, our medium detail plan is the most suitable.Once you select a plan, you have the flexibility to add extra features like additional structures, vicinity maps, topography, and more. For further assistance, feel free to explore our HELP CENTER.

Ensure that your local building department does not require a plan prepared by a licensed surveyor, architect, or engineer. Our service offers drafting solutions and does not include legal surveys, stamps, signatures, or seals on plans. Our plans are non-certified. To understand the difference between certified and non-certified site plans click here.

Within 24 hours of your order, we will send you a draft of your site plan via email. Please review and confirm all dimensions. If you need any changes, simply mark them on the draft and send it back to us. We will update your plan accordingly at no extra cost.

If your building department will allow you to draw the plan for yourself then they will allow us to draw it for you. The most common reason for the denial of a building permit is lack of scale. Our plans are scaled and fully dimensioned. If you require a stamped plan by a surveyor, architect or engineer our plans will NOT be accepted. We are a drafting company and do not stamp or sign plans. Please verify this before placing your order.

If your plan is denied on first attempt please forward us the comments as to why it was denied. We will make necessary adjustments so that you can resubmit. If your SITE PLAN is denied for a second time for any other reason besides requiring a stamp we can either make further adjustments as long as we are within scope or refund your money with a copy of the denial letter.

We do not do site visits. All of our site plans are created remotely. If you require a site visit you would want to call a local surveyor or architect.

We use GIS data with arial imagery to create our site plans. Geographic Information System (GIS) accuracy can vary depending on a variety of factors, including but not limited to the quality of the input data, the accuracy of the spatial reference system used, and the precision of the analysis methods. Therefore, the results obtained from GIS should be used with caution and should not be solely relied upon for critical decision making without verifying their accuracy through other means. Clients should always verify the dimensions. Any discrepancies should be marked on the plan and sent back to your designer and we will update the plan free of charge.  Because we are reliant on third party data and we do not visit the property we can not make any representations regarding accuracy.