Civil and Site Engineering Plans for Permit Approval
Grading, drainage, stormwater and utility plans sealed by a licensed PE, prepared for site permit and land disturbance review. Most residential site packages take 3 to 7 business days.
Site grading package, starting fee. Final pricing is confirmed in writing before work begins.
Commercial or industrial project? See price
Commercial and industrial buildings carry heavier loads, life-safety and accessibility requirements, and stricter plan review.
Civil and Site Engineering scope
- ✓ Existing and proposed grading with spot elevations and contours
- ✓ Site drainage flow, swales and stormwater management
- ✓ Erosion and sediment control plans
- ✓ Driveway, parking and hardscape layout
- ✓ Utility connection plans for water, sewer and storm
- ✓ Impervious area calculations where the jurisdiction requires them
Frequently asked questions about Civil and Site Engineering
Do you need a survey to start civil work?
A current survey makes the work far more accurate and is often required by the jurisdiction. If you do not have one, we will tell you whether your city will accept an alternative before you spend money on it.
What is the difference between a site plan and a civil plan?
A basic site plan shows layout. A civil plan is engineered: it demonstrates how water moves across the site, how grades work and how utilities connect, and it carries a PE seal.
Can you handle stormwater detention design?
Yes, where detention or retention is required. Requirements vary by county, so we confirm the local standard before designing.
Question about your specific project?