Professionally prepared pool site plans showing your proposed pool, deck, equipment, property lines, setbacks, easements and other site information for Florida permit review.
Need lot coverage, drainage, screen-enclosure coordination or PE review? We can coordinate the additional scope as needed.
From $149 • Fast review available • All 67 Florida counties • Permit correction support
Send your property address + survey + pool layout.
✓ Property + Pool
✓ Setbacks
✓ Pool Deck
✓ Equipment
✓ Lot Coverage
Site plans prepared around local permit review.
Most straightforward projects can begin digitally.
Permit-ready file delivery where included.
When structural engineering is required.
For drawings prepared within the agreed scope.
Your pool contractor may already have the pool design, structural shell drawings or equipment specifications, but the permit application may still require a site plan showing how the project fits on the property.
✓ Pool contractor layout
✓ Pool dimensions
✓ Equipment specifications
✓ Survey
✓ Screen enclosure proposal
✓ Property boundaries
✓ Existing residence
✓ Proposed pool location
✓ Setbacks and easements
✓ Pool deck and equipment pad
✓ Lot coverage
✓ Drainage information where applicable
Not every pool project needs the same level of documentation. Start with the basic site plan and add only what your property or reviewing authority requires.
Property boundary
Existing home
Proposed pool
Pool dimensions
Deck area
Equipment location
Setbacks
Easements where available
Basic permit notes
PDF delivery
Everything in Site Plan
Existing impervious areas
Pool/deck areas
Lot coverage calculation
Impervious percentage
Remaining pervious area
Pool site plan
Existing/proposed grading
Drainage direction
Swales where applicable
Deck elevations
Impervious calculations
Screen enclosure
Structural coordination
Pool-related structural details
Florida PE review
Signed/sealed documents where required
Property lines, existing residence, proposed pool, pool deck, equipment pad, setbacks, easements, fences/barriers, driveways, existing structures, lot coverage and drainage direction can all be coordinated where applicable.
Permit site plans for new residential pools.
Coordinate pool, spa, deck and equipment locations.
For pavers, deck enlargements and impervious-area changes.
Site coordination for enclosure footprint and structural scope.
Updated plans for altered pool footprints or equipment.
Revision of site-plan comments after submission.
There is no single statewide setback that applies to every Florida swimming pool. Requirements may depend on county, municipality, zoning district, corner-lot conditions, waterfront conditions, easements, septic systems, screen enclosures, existing structures and equipment locations.
Illustrative only: actual requirements vary by property.
Best starting point. It may provide boundaries, dimensions, easements and existing improvements.
Send us the property address first. We can review available property records and determine what information may be usable for drafting.
Important: County GIS, aerial imagery and property records are useful research tools, but they do not replace a licensed survey where certified boundary, topographic or elevation information is required.
Many Florida jurisdictions review how much of the lot remains pervious after new improvements are added. House, driveway, pool deck, pavers and patios may contribute to total impervious area.
Pool construction can change where stormwater flows, especially when large deck or paver areas are added. Potential drainage information may include existing/proposed grades, drainage arrows, swales, deck elevations and impervious areas.
Potential scope may include enclosure footprint, post locations, pool deck, house attachment, footings, anchors, wind design and PE review.
Pool shell engineering is often provided by the pool contractor or specialty designer. Additional engineering may be required for screen enclosures, retaining walls, structural decks, equipment structures or existing structural conditions.
You may not need to start over. Upload the correction notice and submitted plans so we can identify whether the comments affect setbacks, easements, lot coverage, equipment, drainage, survey/site discrepancies or screen-enclosure coordination.
Real project experience across residential, commercial, site planning, permit corrections and engineering coordination.
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View Case StudyExact project location.
If available.
Contractor plan or sketch.
Include deck and equipment where known.
Optional: photos, screen-enclosure layout, septic information, permit comments and HOA requirements.
Send the project location.
Upload the survey and contractor plan if available.
We review property constraints and permit scope.
Prepare the scaled permit drawing.
Confirm pool, deck and equipment information.
Receive the agreed permit-ready files.
Coordinate reviewer comments within the agreed scope.
Many Florida pool permit applications require a site plan showing the proposed pool in relation to the property, residence, setbacks, easements and other site conditions. Exact requirements vary by jurisdiction.
Straightforward pool site plans start from about $149. Lot coverage, drainage, flood information, engineering or other disciplines can expand the scope.
Sometimes enough information is available to begin drafting, but a licensed survey may still be required by the reviewing authority.
There is no single Florida-wide setback. Requirements depend on the jurisdiction, zoning, property type, easements and other conditions.
Yes. Send the complete permit comments and exact submitted plans so the affected scope can be reviewed.
No. Final permit approval is determined by the reviewing authority. We prepare drawings within the agreed scope and assist with applicable revisions.
Send the property information you already have. We will review the project and help determine the appropriate drawing scope.
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