Swimming Pool and Spa Structural Plans
Engineered structural plans for in-ground pools, spas and pool decks, including shell reinforcement, soil and slope conditions and nearby foundations.
Written quote before any work begins. Final pricing is confirmed in writing before work begins.
Drawings your jurisdiction will ask for
- ✓ Pool shell section and reinforcement
- ✓ Bond beam and coping details
- ✓ Design for expansive soils, slopes or high groundwater
- ✓ Surcharge check near house foundations or retaining walls
- ✓ Pool deck and equipment pad details
- ✓ Site plan with setbacks and barrier notes
What the plans reviewer is looking for
A pool shell holds tons of water and is surrounded by soil that pushes back. Reviewers check the shell reinforcement, the soil conditions and how close the pool sits to the house and property lines.
What to send us for a quote
- Site plan or survey with the pool location
- Pool size, shape and depth
- Soil report, if available
- Photos of the yard and slope
- Your project address
Do not have everything? Send what you have and we will tell you what is missing.
What affects the price
- Pool size and shape
- Soil and slope conditions
- Spa or water features
- Retaining walls or elevated decks
See all starting fees. Your final price is confirmed in writing before work begins.
How it works
- 1Send your files
Upload plans, photos or a sketch. Whatever you have is enough to start.
- 2Get a written quote
We confirm the price and timeline in writing before any work begins.
- 3A licensed PE prepares and seals
Typical turnaround is 3-7 business days. Rush is available where scope allows.
- 4Submit and get approved
If the plans reviewer has comments on drawings we produced, we answer them.
Frequently asked questions about Pool & Spa Structural Plans
Does my pool need engineered plans?
Most jurisdictions require stamped structural plans for in-ground pools. We confirm your local rule.
Can you design a pool on a slope?
Yes. We design the pool and any retaining wall needed to support it.
Do you design pool decks?
Yes, including elevated decks and equipment pads.
Not sure what your jurisdiction requires?