Pool Site Plan
Property boundary, existing home, proposed pool and dimensions, deck area, equipment location, setbacks, easements where available, basic permit notes and PDF delivery.
Get Pool Site Plan ↗Georgia pool permit drawing services
Pool permit site plans in Georgia.
Professionally prepared pool site plans showing your proposed pool, deck, equipment, property lines, setbacks, easements and other site information for Georgia permit review.
From $149 · Georgia project scope review · Permit correction support
Your pool, clearly placed
Need a pool site plan for your permit?
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.
- Property boundaries and existing residence
- Proposed pool location, pool deck and equipment pad
- Setbacks and easements
- Lot coverage
- Drainage information where applicable
Drawing scope
Choose the pool permit drawing scope you need.
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.
Pool + Lot Coverage
Everything in the site plan, plus existing impervious areas, pool and deck areas, lot coverage calculation, impervious percentage and remaining pervious area.
Check Lot Coverage ↗Pool + Drainage
Pool site plan with existing and proposed grading, drainage direction, swales where applicable, deck elevations and impervious calculations.
Review Drainage Scope ↗Pool + Engineering
Screen enclosure, structural coordination, pool-related structural details, engineering review and signed/sealed documents where required.
Request Engineering Review ↗Project types
Pool & outdoor projects we can help with.
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.
New inground pool
Permit site plans for new residential pools.
Start my pool site plan ↗Pool + spa
Coordinate pool, spa, deck and equipment locations.
Get a pool + spa quote ↗Pool deck expansion
For pavers, deck enlargements and impervious-area changes.
Check lot coverage ↗Screen enclosure
Site coordination for enclosure footprint and structural scope.
See structural drawings ↗Pool remodel
Updated plans for altered pool footprints or equipment.
Discuss my remodel ↗Permit corrections
Revision of site-plan comments after submission.
See correction services ↗Lot coverage, drainage, flood information, engineering or other disciplines are included only when specified in the accepted project scope.
Property conditions
What can affect your pool permit?
There is no single statewide setback that applies to every Georgia 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.
Pool setbacks are property-specific
Applicable setbacks must be verified for the individual property and reviewing jurisdiction. Illustrative only: actual requirements vary by property.
Check my property ↗Do I need a survey?
An existing survey is the best starting point. No survey yet? Send the property address first and we can review available records. County GIS, aerial imagery and property records do not replace a licensed survey where certified boundary, topographic or elevation information is required.
Send my property address ↗Lot coverage
Many Georgia jurisdictions review how much of the lot remains pervious. House, driveway, pool deck, pavers and patios may contribute to total impervious area.
Use our free lot coverage calculator ↗Site drainage
Large deck or paver areas can change where stormwater flows. Drainage information may include existing/proposed grades, drainage arrows, swales, deck elevations and impervious areas.
View drainage services ↗Screen enclosure or pool cage
Potential scope may include enclosure footprint, post locations, pool deck, house attachment, footings, anchors, wind design and PE review.
Explore permit drawing services ↗When engineering is needed
Pool shell engineering is often provided by the pool contractor. Additional engineering may be required for screen enclosures, retaining walls, structural decks, equipment structures or existing structural conditions.
Engineering review ↗Drawing examples
See the work behind the drawings.
Sample drawings illustrate possible permit documentation; your own pool project will be scoped separately.
Before we start
Send these 4 things to get started.
The more complete your documents, the easier it is to confirm what needs drawing, coordinating or revising.
- Property address — exact project location
- Survey — if available
- Pool layout — contractor plan or sketch
- Pool dimensions — include deck and equipment where known
- Optional: photos, screen-enclosure layout, septic information, permit comments and HOA requirements
Permit comments
Already submitted and received comments?
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.
- Upload the reviewer's comment letter or marked-up PDF
- Upload the plan set you submitted to the county
- We list which sheets need changes and confirm a fixed price
- We revise the drawings and prepare your resubmittal package
Our practical workflow
From property address to permit drawing.
Seven steps from your first enquiry to revision support within the agreed scope.
Property address
Send the project location.
Survey + pool layout
Upload the survey and contractor plan if available.
Site review
We review property constraints and permit scope.
Draft site plan
Prepare the scaled permit drawing.
Client check
Confirm pool, deck and equipment information.
Final delivery
Receive the agreed permit-ready files.
Revision support
Coordinate reviewer comments within the agreed scope.
Final permit approval is determined by the reviewing authority. Actual deliverables, revisions and professional services are confirmed before drafting.
Frequently asked questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Answers to common questions about Georgia pool permit site plans, surveys, setbacks and permit reviews.
Ask us about your projectDo I need a site plan for a pool permit in Georgia?
Georgia pool permit applications may 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.
How much does a pool permit site plan cost?
Straightforward pool site plans start from about $149. Lot coverage, drainage, flood information, engineering or other disciplines can expand the scope.
Can you prepare the site plan without a survey?
Sometimes enough information is available to begin drafting, but a licensed survey may still be required by the reviewing authority.
How close can a pool be to the property line?
Applicable Georgia pool setbacks must be verified for the individual property and reviewing jurisdiction. Requirements depend on the jurisdiction, zoning, property type, easements and other conditions.
Can you help if my pool permit was rejected?
Yes. Send the complete permit comments and exact submitted plans so the affected scope can be reviewed.
Do you guarantee permit approval?
No. Final permit approval is determined by the reviewing authority. We prepare drawings within the agreed scope and assist with applicable revisions.
Read this before you order drawings.
Short guides that explain what Georgia plan reviewers usually look for on this type of project.
- Permit guideGeorgia Pool Permit Site Plan: What Homeowners Need to PrepareWhat goes on a Georgia swimming pool permit site plan? Review pool placement, setbacks, safety barriers, equipment, dr…
- Permit guideGeorgia Fence Permit Plot Plan: Boundaries, Heights and EasementsGuide to Georgia fence permit plot plans, boundary information, easements, gate locations, height limits and local zon…
- Permit guideGeorgia Building Setbacks and Easements: What a Site Plan Should ShowUnderstand Georgia site plan setbacks and easements: zoning districts, lot lines, existing improvements, utility corri…
- Free toolLot Coverage CalculatorEstimate building and developed lot coverage using property dimensions and proposed improvements before requesting per…
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