I will draw a site plan for texas adu pool or fence permit


About this gig
Welcome! Planning to add an Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU), a swimming pool, or a property fence to your Texas home? I am a Residential Site Plan Designer specializing in Texas Permit & Plot Plans for major backyard projects.
Texas cities and counties enforce strict rules regarding utility easements, property setbacks, and structural barriers for additions. I use professional CAD software to draft crisp, scaled 2D site maps designed to help you secure fast permit approvals.
What I draft for your permit submission:
Detached ADUs, Guest Suites, & Tiny Homes
In-ground Pools, Spas, & Pool Equipment Layouts
Residential Property Fences, Gates, & Enclosures
Concrete Pool Decks, Patios, & Access Pathways
What you will receive (depending on package):
Accurately scaled site plan layout (PDF, JPG, or DWG formats)
Clearly marked property lines, easements, and setbacks
Explicit dimensions showing distance from main structures
Clean drawing block including a north arrow and graphic scale
Please message me before placing your order to discuss your land survey, municipal codes, or rough design layout!
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Get to know Esther
Draftsman Architectural Designer Texas Permit Plot Plans
- FromUnited States
- Member sinceOct 2026
Languages
English
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FAQ
• What do I need to provide for a pool or ADU site plan?
• Please share your property address, your existing residential land survey, and the exact dimensions/shape of your proposed pool or ADU layout. A rough sketch or aerial satellite map showing your intended location is also helpful!
Why do I need a specialized site plan for a pool or fence in Texas?
• Most Texas jurisdictions require explicit confirmation that your pool barrier meets local safety codes, that structures don't sit on utility easements, and that your build respects established property line setbacks.