Tell us where the project is and what you want to build.

We will review the address, project type, available plans, and likely permit authority before recommending a drawing and engineering scope.

What to include

Start with the project address and the available information.

You do not need a finished design to ask for a review. Send the items you have and note what is still undecided. We will identify the information needed before drafting or engineering begins.

Complete property address and parcel number, if known
New pool, spa, remodel, or current correction notice
Survey, plot plan, site plan, or property sketch
Pool dimensions, depths, features, and equipment goals
Photographs and existing plans for remodel work
Your role: homeowner, contractor, or pool designer

A site plan prepared from owner-supplied information is not a boundary survey. We will tell you if the permitting authority appears to require a surveyor-prepared base.

What happens next

We define the permit path before defining the fee.

Address review

We identify the permit authority and review the available jurisdiction guidance.

Scope check

We identify the plans, engineering, outside documents, and licensed disciplines likely needed.

Written proposal

You receive a defined scope, fee, assumptions, exclusions, and requested starting documents.

Project start

After authorization and document collection, drafting and engineering move forward.