Deck, addition and basement drawings New Jersey townships actually pass — drafted by the guy who answers his own phone. One price, told up front.
A deck set shouldn’t cost more than the footings. Townships want clear, code-aware drawings — not firm overhead. You keep your margin; the homeowner keeps their budget.
* WHERE A LICENSED SEAL IS REQUIRED, I COORDINATE ONE — SEE NOTEScope agreed, price fixed, date promised — before I draw a line.
Framing plans, footing layout, elevations, sections and connection details — composite or wood.
Plans, elevations and framing for three-season rooms, screen enclosures and covered porches.
Layouts, egress, framing and fixture plans your township needs to approve a finished basement.
Floor plans, elevations and framing for room additions, dormers and bump-outs.
Accurate existing-condition plans measured on site — the starting point for any renovation permit.
Sheds, garages, pergolas, interior renos. If the permit office wants a drawing, I draw it.
GET A NUMBER →PRICES ARE STARTING POINTS FOR TYPICAL RESIDENTIAL SCOPE — EVERY JOB QUOTED FLAT, IN WRITING, BEFORE WORK BEGINS.
Real sheets from real New Jersey permit sets. This is what shows up in your inbox — print it, stamp the application, go.
CLIENT NAMES & ADDRESSES STRUCK FROM ALL SAMPLE SHEETS
Text photos, rough sizes or a sketch. Quick call if it’s bigger.
One fixed price and a turnaround date. No hourly meter.
Plans, elevations and details drawn to your township’s requirements.
Check the draft, request tweaks. In-scope revisions included.
Print-ready PDF in hand. Pull the permit, get the crew moving.
I’ve been drawing residential construction plans for New Jersey contractors for years — decks, additions, basements, the jobs that need to get through the permit office without a headache. I know what plan reviewers look for, and I know your crew doesn’t get paid while a set sits in review.
So I keep it simple: a flat price, a fast turnaround, and drawings clean enough to build from. You deal with me directly, start to finish — not a call center, not a project queue.
One number before I start. It doesn’t move unless the scope does.
Most residential sets back in two to five business days.
Drawn to what NJ townships ask for, so review goes clean the first time.
If your job needs a licensed seal, I coordinate a licensed NJ engineer or architect.
Tell me what you’re building. Flat quote back within one business day — usually same day.