Maine Site Plans for Permits Delivered in 6-24 hours

In many Maine cities and towns, permits (and HOA requests) require a clear site layout.

Requirements vary by location and project type, but a site plan is commonly requested for improvements like fences, pools, decks, garages, and additions.

The purpose is to confirm zoning compliance, setbacks, lot coverage, utilities, and easements.

A typical Maine site plan checklist includes:

• Property information – property address, parcel/lot number, owner’s name, north arrow, scale
• Approximate property lines – total lot size, adjacent streets and names
• Existing structures – all existing buildings, dimensions, distance between structures
• Proposed condition – outline of the new or altered structure, dimensions, distance from property lines and other structures, labeled clearly as “Proposed”
• Depending on your location, they may also request setbacks, easements, or utility notes.

The main information as for any site plan is the Maine address of the property.

We can also use Parcel ID number for vacant properties that don’t have a house number yet.

If you have a survey, sketch, or notes from your city/county/HOA, you can upload those too.

Standard turnaround is 24 hours, including weekdays and weekends. We also offer RUSH options — less than 12 hours or less than 6 hours — if you need it faster.

Yes. Our plans are non-certified and created for common permit and HOA submittals. If your local office requires a signed/sealed plan, they will let you know – requirements vary by city/county and by project.

Yes, a site plan that works for a Maine building permit will often work for HOA submittals — but HOAs usually want more, not less.

Common HOA add-ons: Architectural drawings or elevations, materials, colors, finishes, roof pitch and type, fence height and style, landscaping or tree removal, square footage confirmation, notes stating “No change to drainage” (often requested).

An HOA can approve or deny based on aesthetics, not just zoning.

If your HOA requests a specific tweak, we can update the plan accordingly.

Yes – unlimited revisions are included if your city/county or HOA requests changes, or if you need adjustments to match updated requirements.

You can simply send us the comments from the city/county or send us your own request.

Common requests include fences, pools, decks, sheds, garages, driveways, patios, porches, and other residential improvements.

We also support commercial projects – just share the details so we can point you to the right option.

Yes – many counties use the term “plot plan” for the same permit/HOA site layout.

Yes – we serve all 16 Maine counties. Local requirements can vary, but our goal is to include the details most offices commonly request.

As long as the county accepts a non-certified site plan, we can create it for you.