Site Plans for a Demolition Permits

Image of a demolition in progress, get your site plan for a demolition permit with My Site Plan.

Demolition work is defined differently by different local government authorities. But at its core, demolition work is mainly about the dismantling of buildings or structures. Partial dismantlement may also qualify as demolition if it affects load-bearing parts that are critical to the constructed asset’s stability.

Demolition is classified as high-risk construction work, requiring adherence to strict work and safety regulations. Many areas mandate local building authorities and obtaining a demolition permit before getting started.

  • Examples of demolition projects that typically require a permit include: Demolition with explosives
  • Demolition of buildings whose footing extends below that of adjacent structures
  • Demolition of buildings that rise beyond a specified height

Why Do You Need a Site Plan for Demolition Permit?

In many cities and states, demolition is heavily regulated. Authorities often need proof to guarantee that the work is safe and will not compromise the integrity or safety of adjacent structures before giving the green light.

Adding a site plan to your list of demolition permit requirements can strengthen your application and demonstrate compliance with local regulations. It’s a way to demonstrate to the authorities that your team has a clear understanding of your project’s scope and safety measures.

Having a professionally created demolition site plan from MySitePlan clearly outlines what will be demolished. Our demolition plot plans can detail the areas slated for demolition and include key features including nearby buildings, landscaping features, and easements, among many other property features.

Image of demolition site, get a site plan for your demolition permit application with My Site Plan

Why Get Site Plans from My Site Plan?

We have a skilled team of AutoCAD designers who stop at nothing to ensure you get a site plan that will be approved without any problem.

Our site plans:

  • Have been accepted by building authorities across the country
  • Can provide an accurate representation of your property and any necessary adjacent structures
  • Come with a guarantee that they’ll be accepted by your building authority unless a stamp is required from an engineer, surveyor, or architect

When you choose MySitePlan, you can be sure your demolition plan will be supported by a precise, professionally-crafted site plan designed to meet approval standards seamlessly.

How to Get a Site Plan for a Demolition Permit

We promise to get your site plan ready in the shortest time possible, but we highly recommend that you do some due diligence before reaching out to us.

Here are some steps you can follow:

Step 1: Contact the local demolition authority to confirm the requirements for a demolition permit.

Step 2: Determine if your site plan needs additional details or a stamp from a licensed professional.

Step 3: Visit our website, select a pricing plan, and provide us with the necessary details.

Skipping the first two steps could result in demolition permit application rejection, or worse, a penalty for demolition without a permit—so don’t forget to do them.

We’ll deliver a top-quality demolition site plan tailored to your needs within 24 hours, so you can get started in your construction and demolition process in no time.

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