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I will design reverse engineer as built drawings for permit approval resubmission


About this gig
Permit rejected and now you need corrected as-built drawings for resubmission? That's exactly what I do, every day.
I reverse engineer existing structures into accurate, code-compliant as-built drawings that pass plan review the second time around no more guessing what the city wants.
Send me site photos, rough sketches, old PDFs, or describe the property, and I'll rebuild it into a clean, dimensioned drawing set: walls, doors, windows, dimensions, electrical, plumbing, and structural layout matched to what's actually on site. Homes, ADUs, additions, garage conversions, commercial spaces.
What you get:
- Complete as-built floor plans, elevations, and site/plot plans
- Clean CAD files in DWG and PDF, scaled and dimensioned
- Redlines addressing every comment from your rejection letter
- Drawings formatted to your jurisdiction's permit requirements
- Revisions until the resubmission is approved
- Fast turnaround, most packages delivered in 2-3 days
I work daily with contractors, architects, and property owners on permit resubmissions and code compliance corrections. I know what plan checkers flag, and draft so it doesn't bounce back twice.
Message me to discuss your project requirements.
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Get to know Goodrow P
Licensed Engineer
- FromUnited States
- Member sinceJun 2026
- Avg. response time1 hour
Languages
English
FAQ
Do you provide stamped, sealed drawings, or just drafting?
I'm a licensed PE/RA, so yes, I can seal drawings for jurisdictions where I hold an active license. Tell me the project's state and address before ordering so I can confirm coverage; licensing is state-specific and I won't stamp outside where I'm licensed.
What do you actually need from me to start?
Send the rejection letter or plan checker comments, the previous drawing set (even rough), and clear photos or measurements of the existing condition. The rejection letter tells me exactly which code section or detail failed, without it I'm guessing at the fix instead of solving the actual issue.
How do you know the as-built matches the real structure, not just the photos?
I cross-check your photos and measurements against standard framing and dimension conventions and flag anything that doesn't add up, header sizes, room dimensions, spans, before it goes into the drawing. For anything structural, I verify against the applicable IBC/IRC requirements.
Will this guarantee my permit gets approved?
No engineer can guarantee a plan reviewer's decision, and I'd be cautious of anyone who tells you they can. What I guarantee is a drawing set that's technically accurate, code-referenced, and directly answers every comment in your rejection letter, which is what actually gets resubmissions through.
My rejection cited a structural issue, not a drafting error, can you handle that?
Yes, and that's the real difference between hiring a drafter and an engineer. If the comment involves load path, beam sizing, footing capacity, or anything requiring calculations, I review it as an engineer and provide the supporting calc or detail alongside the corrected drawing.
