County-Specific Site Plans

Get a permit-ready plot plan your county will accept

Pick your county, follow a clear plot plan guide for $29, or let us draw it for you for $150. No drafting jargon. No rejected submissions.

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Travis County, TX — Requirements

Property boundary dimensions shown to scale
5 ft setbacks labeled (shed / structure)
North arrow and scale bar

What You Get

Two paths to a permit-ready plan. Both built around what your county actually requires.

Most homeowners don't know what a plot plan needs until the county rejects their first submission. Every guide and every plan we produce starts with your county's exact checklist — not a generic template.

$29 one-time

County-Specific DIY Guide

You draw your own plot plan, correctly. The guide walks you through every element your county's building department requires — page by page, step by step.

  • County-specific requirements checklist
  • Annotated example plot plan for your structure type
  • Setback rules, scale, and dimension guidelines
  • Instant PDF delivery — start today
Get the DIY Guide — $29
$150 one-time

Done-For-You Site Plan

Give us your property details and we produce a permit-ready plot plan drawn to your county's exact specifications. Arrive at the building department ready to submit.

  • Professional plan drawn to your county's spec
  • Property dimensions, setbacks, structure placement
  • Delivered as a print-ready PDF
  • Upgrade available after your DIY purchase
Start with the guide, upgrade anytime

The Process

From county requirements to permit-ready plan

01

Choose your county and project type

Select your county from our database and tell us what you are building — a shed, deck, ADU, addition, fence, or pool. The requirements change by county and by structure.

02

Receive your county-specific guide

Your $29 guide arrives as an instant PDF. It covers exactly what your building department requires: scale, dimensions, setbacks, north arrow, labeling conventions, and submission format.

03

Draw your plan — or let us do it

Follow the guide and draw your own plot plan, or fill out our intake form with your lot dimensions and structure placement. For $150, we produce a professional, print-ready plan for you.

Submit with confidence

Bring your completed plot plan to the building department knowing it meets the requirements. Your plan is ready for first-submission approval.

Why It Matters

The usual way costs more time than money

Most homeowners figure out county requirements by calling the building department, waiting on hold, and hoping they heard it right. There is a more direct path.

The usual way Plots Made Easy
Requirements source County website, phone calls, guesswork County-specific guide, ready to follow
Cost to get started Free — plus however many rejections $29 guide
Professional plan option $150–$600+ at a drafting service $150 flat
County specificity Generic templates, may not match Built around your county's actual rules
Delivery Days or weeks (if using a service) Instant guide; professional plan to follow
Risk of rejection High — missing elements are common
Built to pass on first submission

Common Questions

What homeowners ask before they start

What exactly is a plot plan and why does the county need one?
A plot plan (also called a site plan) is a scaled drawing showing your property's boundaries, existing structures, and where you plan to build. Your county's building department uses it to verify setbacks, lot coverage, and zoning compliance before issuing a permit. Without one — or with one that's missing required elements — your application is returned.
How is this different from a generic site plan template?
Generic templates are built to look like a site plan. Our county-specific guides are built from the actual submission checklist your building department uses. The required scale, labeling, setbacks, and format details differ by county — sometimes significantly. We research the specific requirements so you don't have to.
What types of projects does this cover?
Sheds, decks, room additions, accessory dwelling units (ADUs), fences, pools, and detached garages. These are the permit-required structure types most DIYers tackle. If you have a different project type, the intake form lets you describe it.
I bought the $29 guide. Can I upgrade to the done-for-you plan?
Yes — the upgrade to the $150 professional plan is offered immediately after your guide purchase. You can also return to your account and request the done-for-you plan at any point.
What do you need from me for the $150 done-for-you plan?
Your property address, lot dimensions (from your deed or a prior survey), the size and proposed location of the structure you're building, and your county. We handle the rest: scale, labeling, north arrow, setbacks, and formatting to match your county's requirements.
Is there a county not listed in your database?
We are building out county coverage across the US. If your county isn't listed, contact us — we research new counties regularly and can often turn around a guide or custom plan.

Get Started Today

Stop guessing what your county requires.

A county-specific guide tells you exactly what to draw and how to draw it. Your building permit process starts with a plot plan — get this part right.

Get my plot plan guide — $29
County-specific

Your county's actual submission requirements — not a generic template.

Instant delivery

PDF guide arrives immediately after purchase. No waiting.

Upgrade anytime

Start DIY for $29. Upgrade to a done-for-you plan for $150 when you want.