Foundations & slabs
Footing, slab, anchorage and below-grade information as applicable.
Georgia site plans / Structural drawing services
Structural drawings that explain the load path.
Georgia structural permit drawings and calculation coordination for foundations, framing, beams, decks, roofs, garages, additions, metal buildings and structural changes.
Georgia-wide enquiries · Scope confirmed before drafting · Supporting files accepted
Your project, clearly scoped
Structural details turn a building idea into clear construction information.
Foundations, framing, support members and connections need to be documented where the permit scope demands structural review. Engineering calculations and signed/sealed deliverables require a qualified professional working within their accepted scope.
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Project types
What are you planning to build?
Tell us which type of work best fits your project. You do not need to choose every drawing discipline before asking for a review.
Decks & covered structures
Posts, beams, joists, connections and attachment details.
Garages & metal buildings
Site-specific loads, support details and framing or anchorage coordination.
Structural remodels
Beam/header replacements, openings and load-bearing changes.
Drawing deliverables
What's included in your drawing package?
Final deliverables are confirmed in your quote. Different cities, counties and permit scopes can require different sheets, calculations and professional involvement.
Design criteria
Applicable structural parameters and project assumptions to be verified.
Foundation details
Footings, slabs, support elevations and anchorage information as relevant.
Framing plans
Member arrangement and support conditions for floors, roofs and walls.
Beam & header details
Specified support and connection intent subject to professional review.
Connections & load path
Fastener, connector and load-transfer details as appropriate.
Calculations & review
Engineering calculations and registered-professional coordination when required.
Sealed drawings, engineering calculations, surveys, jurisdiction fees and third-party approvals are included only when expressly specified in the accepted project scope.
Drawing examples
See the work behind the drawings.
Examples are drawn from the website's existing project and drawing assets. These illustrate the type of documentation that may be relevant; your own project will be scoped separately.
Before we start
What to send for an accurate quote.
The more complete your documents, the easier it is to confirm what needs drawing, coordinating or revising.
- Property address and project location
- Architectural drawings or rough existing layout
- Measurements, photos and relevant existing conditions
- Manufacturer plans or building loads, if applicable
- Any engineering or building department comments
Our practical workflow
How the drawing process works.
Eight project milestones, from initial information and jurisdiction research through final drawings and optional reviewer-comment support.
Project details
Send the property location and a short description of the proposed work.
Existing documents
Attach survey, plans, sketches, photos or reviewer comments.
Requirements review
Identify the relevant city/county and available submission criteria.
Scope & quote
Confirm the sheets, specialists, schedule and quoted fee.
Drafting
Prepare the agreed site, building or trade drawing set.
Client review
Check key measurements, layouts and included revisions.
Final files
Receive the agreed PDF drawing set and other stated deliverables.
Review comments
Request support for jurisdiction comments or corrections if needed.
The reviewing authority decides permit requirements and approval. Actual deliverables, revisions and professional services are confirmed before drafting.
Frequently asked questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Answers to common questions about drawings, project requirements and permit reviews.
Ask us about your projectAre calculations included with every drawing?
No. Calculations are determined by the structural scope and local review requirements; the quote should identify them.
Do I need a Georgia engineer’s seal?
That depends on the work and reviewing authority. Any required seal must come from the Georgia-licensed engineer responsible for the work.
Can you help with metal building foundations?
Yes, available manufacturer loads, anchor reactions and foundation assumptions can be reviewed for a suitable scope.
Can I send an engineer’s correction letter?
Yes. Include the reviewer comments and original plan set so we can assess the revision and engineering coordination needs.
Read this before you order drawings.
Short guides that explain what Georgia plan reviewers usually look for on this type of project.
- Permit guideWhen Do Georgia Building Permits Need Structural Drawings?Explore when Georgia building projects may need framing, foundation or other structural drawings, and how these coordi…
- Permit guideGeorgia Deck Permit Drawings: Site Plan and Framing ChecklistGeorgia deck permit planning guide: learn about site placement, setbacks, foundation, framing details, reviews and wha…
- Permit guideShed and Detached Garage Permits in Georgia: Drawing GuideGeorgia shed and detached garage permit guide covering site plans, lot placement, setbacks, access, foundation drawing…
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