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Everything you need in one site plan
Our site plans are built on the same data and processes we use for our own 40,000+ contracting projects. Plans are checked for accuracy and completeness before delivery — if something needs fixing, a free revision is included.
Based on county parcel records and satellite imagery
Four steps. Professional quality. Delivered within hours.
We pull your property data from county parcel records, building footprint databases, and satellite imagery.
Review your property information, street names, and lot boundaries. Let us know if anything needs updating.
Your plan is checked for accuracy — alignment, boundaries, and completeness — before delivery.
Receive your 11×17" PDF site plan via email within hours. One free revision included if anything needs adjusting.
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See why homeowners and contractors choose GetSitePlan.ai
| Feature | GetSitePlan.ai | Online Services | Local Drafter |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price | $29 | $79 – $199 | $150 – $400+ |
| Delivery | Within Hours | 24 hours typical | 3 – 5 days |
| Street Names | Varies | ||
| Revision Included | Free | Often extra cost | Varies |
| Parcel Map Support | Rarely | Varies | |
| Browse Examples First | Rarely | ||
| Expedited / Rush Delivery | Included (hours) | $50 – $100 extra | Often unavailable |
| Built by Contractors | 40,000+ projects |
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You need a site plan. Maybe it's for a fence permit, maybe your contractor asked for one, or maybe you just want to understand your property lines before starting a project.
We've been there — 40,000 times.
We're Ergeon, a licensed contracting company specializing in fences, concrete, and decks. We used to wait days and pay hundreds for site plans on every project. So we built a faster way — first for ourselves, now for everyone.
Compatible with parcel map requirements
Many permit offices provide specific instructions to use their county parcel maps as a base layer for site plan submissions. Our plans are built on official county parcel data and can be aligned with local parcel map requirements.
Most homeowners need a site plan for one of these reasons. Each one has specific submission requirements — our plans are built to satisfy them.
Most cities and counties require a site plan before issuing a fence permit. Submissions typically need property lines, lot dimensions, the proposed fence location, and a north arrow. Our plans include all of these, plus the APN for cross-referencing with county records.
Deck and patio permits usually require showing the existing house footprint and where the new structure will sit relative to property lines and setback lines. The setback grid in our plans lets you mark the proposed addition without paying a surveyor.
HOAs frequently ask for a site plan before approving landscaping, fences, sheds, or exterior changes. Our 11×17" PDF format prints cleanly and includes the lot dimensions and property identifiers most HOA committees expect to see.
Pool permits require showing the proposed pool location with verified setbacks, distance from the house, and barrier placement. Our plan provides the parcel boundary and lot data so you can sketch the pool placement and confirm clearances against your local code.
Sharing a site plan with your contractor up front prevents misunderstandings about where things go and how much material is needed. We use the same plans internally for our own 40,000+ fence and concrete projects.
Planning a garden, driveway extension, or shed placement is much easier with accurate property lines and lot dimensions on paper. Sketch directly on the printed plan or share the PDF with your designer.
Useful for understanding your lot before a real-estate transaction, settling a boundary question informally with a neighbor, or simply having an accurate reference document for your records.
The terms site plan and plot plan are often used interchangeably, but they are not identical.
A simpler diagram showing the lot boundary, the house footprint, and basic measurements. Typically the minimum a permit office will accept for small projects like a fence or shed.
A more detailed drawing that adds context like setback lines, driveways, easements, and the proposed change. Required for larger projects such as additions or new construction.
Our $29 plans satisfy plot-plan requirements out of the box and most site-plan requirements for residential permit work. They are non-certified — for projects requiring a licensed surveyor's stamp (additions, subdivisions, boundary disputes), you'll still need a traditional survey.
Professional site plan delivered within hours — just $29. One free revision included.
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$ curl -X POST https://getsiteplan.ai/api/v1/site-plan \ -H "Authorization: Bearer YOUR_TOKEN" \ -d '{"address":"123 Main St, Springfield, IL"}' # {"jobId":"abc123","status":"processing"}
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