Deck Plan Drawings in St. Louis, MO

Your municipality won’t issue a deck permit off a napkin sketch. They want a site plan, a framing plan, elevations, and the load path spelled out. We draw permit-ready plans for your deck — whether we’re building it, you’re building it, or another contractor is.

What’s in the set

• Site plan showing the deck on the lot with setbacks and property lines.
• Framing plan with joist size, spacing, span, beam sizing, and hanger callouts.
• Footing plan and detail — size, depth to frost line, and post-to-footing connection.
• Elevations showing heights, guardrail dimensions, and stair rise and run.
• Ledger and flashing detail, the part reviewers look at hardest.
• Code references for the jurisdiction you’re submitting to.

Who needs this

• Homeowners doing the build themselves who still need a permit
• Anyone whose permit application got kicked back for insufficient drawings
• Contractors who need a clean set for a submittal
• People replacing an old deck who need to show the new structure meets current code

Drawn for the city you’re actually in

Requirements are not the same across the metro. St. Charles County, St. Louis County, and each incorporated city set their own submittal standards, footing depths, and guardrail specs. We draw to the jurisdiction you’re filing in, not to a generic template.

Where we work

Maryland Heights, St. Charles, O’Fallon, St. Peters, Ballwin, Chesterfield, Wentzville, Dardenne Prairie, Wildwood, Creve Coeur, and the rest of the St. Louis metro.