Site Plan for Permit in California
Getting a permit in California often requires a detailed site plan. Each city from Los Angeles, San Diego, and San Francisco to Sacramento and Fresno has its own zoning rules and approval process. At Pro Site Plans, we make it simple. We provide non certified, permit ready site plans accepted by planning and zoning departments across all 58 California counties. Delivered online in 24 hours or less, our plans save you time, money, and stress.
Why You Need a Site Plan in California
A site plan for permit is required for most construction, renovation, or zoning approvals. It shows how your property will be used and helps demonstrate compliance with local codes.
Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs)
Plans showing setbacks, access, and utilities for attached or detached ADUs.
Pools & Spas
Placement, clearances, fencing, and drainage for new or removed pools.
Decks, Fences, Garages
Heights, footprints, and distances to property lines for small structures.
Driveways & Paving
Driveway extensions, paving limits, and curb cut details.
Commercial Improvements
Parking counts, ADA routes, loading/service areas for tenant improvements.
Subdivision & Lot Splits
Lot layouts, access, easements, and utilities for new parcels.
Demolition Permits
Existing improvements, access, and staging details for demo approval.
Requirements vary by city and county. We tailor each plan to meet local permit checklists.
What’s Included in Our Site Plans
Every property is different, but a typical permit-ready site plan includes the elements below. We tailor each submittal to your city or county checklist.
- Property boundaries & lot dimensions
- Roofline outlines & building footprints
- Driveways, walkways & access points
- Landscaping, trees & hardscaping (if needed)
- Existing & proposed structures (house, garage, ADU, sheds, decks, pools)
- Setbacks from property lines (required in CA jurisdictions)
- Utility lines, septic & drainage
- North arrow, scale & title block
- Parking spaces & lighting locations
- Ingress / egress & on-site circulation
- Dumpster placement / enclosure & service access
- Easements & topography (contours when required)
What is the process at Pro Site Plans
Simple 3 Steps
Getting a permit ready site plan in California has never been easier.
Share Your Property Details
Provide your address, sketches, or notes—no site visit required. Our team can work 100% online.
We Draft Your Plan
Using GIS data, satellite imagery, and AutoCAD, we prepare an accurate plan tailored to your city or county.
Receive Your Plan
Your site plan is delivered in PDF, JPG, and DWG formats within 24 hours. Unlimited free revisions until it’s approved.
Serving All California Cities & Counties
Our site plans are accepted across all 58 California counties and in every city — from major metros to smaller local jurisdictions.
Major Counties
Los Angeles County, Orange County, San Diego County, Riverside County, San Bernardino County, Santa Clara County, Alameda County, Sacramento County, Fresno County, Ventura County — plus all other California counties.
Top Cities
Los Angeles, San Diego, San Jose, San Francisco, Fresno, Sacramento, Long Beach, Oakland, Bakersfield, Anaheim, Santa Ana, Riverside, Stockton, Irvine, Chula Vista, Huntington Beach — and every city across California.
Whether you’re in Northern California, Southern California, or anywhere in between — we’ve got you covered.
FAQs — California Site Plans
Clear answers about permit-ready site plans in California. Requirements vary by city and county—we align with your local checklist.
Are your site plans accepted in California?
Do I need a licensed surveyor?
How fast can I get my plan?
Can you draft ADU site plans?
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What if my city requests changes or rejects the plan?
Do you create subdivision or parcel split plans?
Can you show topography and setbacks?
Do you also offer floor plans and elevations?
Do you work with contractors and developers?
What Our Clients Are Saying
Real feedback from homeowners, contractors, and developers who trusted Pro Site Plans for permit-ready drawings.