Already have drawings from a drafter, designer, contractor or stock-plan company? Our licensed engineers review your existing plans, complete the engineering the code requires and apply a PE stamp from an engineer licensed in your state – without redrawing everything from scratch.
Seal by an engineer licensed in your state
Architectural, structural & MEP
Wet or digital seal as required
Free quotes, fast answers
An engineer’s seal means the engineer takes professional responsibility for the design – so a responsible engineer never “just stamps” drawings. Our process is review, revise as needed and seal. We check your plans against the code your jurisdiction has adopted, run the structural or MEP calculations, mark up anything that must change and then seal the final set.
In most cases your existing drawings need only targeted engineering – beam sizes, connection details, foundation design, load calculations or notes – not a full redraw. That is why stamping existing plans is usually the fastest, most affordable way to get an engineer stamp for a building permit.
Framing, beams, foundations and details checked, engineered and sealed.
Code, egress and life-safety review with the seal required by your jurisdiction.
Mechanical, electrical and plumbing drawings sized, corrected and sealed.
Structural or MEP calculation packages that back up your existing drawings.
We answer reviewer comments, revise sheets and reseal the set.
Digitally signed PDFs or wet-stamped paper sets, as your building department requires.
Plan reviewer asked for a PE seal? Unsure if you need structural calculations, MEP drawings or just a stamp on existing plans? Send us the comment letter in chat and get a clear answer in minutes, before you spend a dollar. Most clients leave the chat knowing their exact scope, price and delivery date.
Typical reply in under a minute while our team is online.
It is one of the most common permit problems in the country. A homeowner or contractor hires a drafting service or buys stock plans, submits them, and the building department responds: “Provide drawings sealed by a licensed engineer.” Many drafting services state clearly that they are not engineers and that stamps are not included – leaving you to find one on your own.
SitePlaners exists to close that gap. We take drawings from any source, complete the engineering and seal them, so your permit moves forward with one quick step instead of a new search.
If you are a drafter or home designer, your clients will eventually need an engineer’s seal. Partner with SitePlaners and send us sets that need engineering and stamping – we coordinate directly with you and return sealed drawings, so your client never has to leave your service.
Share your address, scope and any sketches, photos, old plans or plan-check comments - by quote form or live chat.
We reply in 5-10 minutes with scope, fixed price and delivery date. No work starts until you approve.
Our team draws your plans in CAD and completes the structural or MEP design and calculations the code requires.
A licensed engineer reviews and seals the set. You receive permit-ready PDFs (and CAD files if needed).
If your building department is asking for a PE stamp, it does not matter who drew the plans. Send them to us.
Plans from a drafting company that says "engineering and stamps not included."
Plan-book and online stock plans that arrive unsealed and need local engineering.
Drawings by an unlicensed designer that the building department now wants sealed.
Design-build layouts, framing plans and MEP sketches from your contractor.
Metal buildings, sheds, carports, modular and prefab plans needing a state-specific seal.
Plan-check comments requesting a PE stamp, calculations or engineered details.
Yes, after reviewing them and taking responsible charge of the design. That typically includes calculations and any revisions needed for code compliance. Sealing plans without review is prohibited by state licensing boards – and we never do it.
Upload your plans and project address through our quote form or share them in live chat. We reply with a price and delivery date in 5-10 minutes, review and engineer the plans, and deliver sealed PDFs (or wet-stamped sets if required).
Yes. Stock plans are usually sold unsealed and are not engineered for your specific site and local code. We review and adapt them as needed and seal them for your state.
Sometimes. If a beam, connection or foundation does not meet code, we specify the correction. Most sets need targeted changes rather than a full redraw.
Yes. Seals are only valid in states where the engineer is licensed, and we assign your project accordingly.
It depends on the size and type of plans and how much engineering is required. Send your drawings for a fixed quote – we reply in 5-10 minutes.
Framing, foundations, beams and calculations with PE seal.
Old, hand-drawn or PDF plans rebuilt in CAD and sealed.
Floor plans, elevations and permit sets drawn in CAD.
Coordinated mechanical, electrical and plumbing drawings.
Tell us about your project and upload any plans, sketches or photos you have. An engineer reviews every request personally and replies with a clear scope, price and delivery date – typically within 5 to 10 minutes.
Send your project details now and get a clear quote within 5-10 minutes – or open live chat and talk to our engineering team this minute.