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1952 Waverley St

Santa Clara County · APN 12413015 · 17,434 sq ft

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Rendered site plan of the worked example lot on 1952 Waverley St
Worked example · one real lot

What’s there now, what a pool would look like, and the drawings to permit it

One real 17,434 sq ft lot, read from an address and a satellite photo. Before and after, 5 drawings with what each one is for — and the piece of the lot we refused to guess at.

nothing uploaded · no survey · see the whole thing →

You leave with the whole set

Site plan, floor plan, elevations — plus sections and 3D views — drawn from one model of your lot. The services sell these as separate line items at $89 to $99 each; here they are the same model looked at from different sides, so they arrive together and they cannot disagree.

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A-001 · Site plan
A-101 · Floor plan
A-201 · Elevations

+ A-301 sections · A-401 3D views · the model file itself — all from the same bake, no engine errors.

Against the services you’d otherwise use

Their price sheets charge by the drawn layer — trees and driveways on one tier, lawn and septic on the next, contour lines on the top one. An engine has no reason to ration layers: everything it can read gets drawn the first time, and the price collapses to one number at the end.

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A permit-ready site planFree to draw and revise · $79 to export, everything included · first export half price$99–$159 listed — see the add-ons below$89–$259 listed, four tiers — same menu
Your proposed structure, drawn on itIncluded — it is the point+$20–$50 per structure, at checkoutTop tier, or paid add-on
Coverage calc · vicinity map · paper sizesIncluded, with setbacks dimensioned+$40 · +$20 · +$10 — setback labels only on the $279 tierAdd-on menu, on Afterpay
Floor plan · elevations · sections · 3DOne model, whole set — $149Not offered+$99 each, drawn separately
First draft inSeconds, and you watch it draw24 hours by email · 12-hour rush +$4024 hours · rush on the $259 tier
A revisionSeconds — a model edit redraws every sheetMark up the PDF, email it back, wait a cycleSame: unlimited, one email round each
Easements, well & septicFrom your deed or old survey — we say so up frontFrom your records, on requestDrawn on the $159 tier — you supply the info
Rejected-plan guarantee100% back with the rejection notice, 90 days — no revision gauntlet firstMoney-back if rejected (no-stamp jurisdictions)“100% guaranteed compliant” on Premium

One thing none of the three sells: a stamped plan or a legal survey. If your city requires a surveyor’s, architect’s or engineer’s seal, none of these services work — you need the licensed professional, and every one of us should tell you so before you pay.

What we do not do

Structural calculations and Title 24 energy compliance need a licensed engineer or a certified analyst to sign them. We do not produce those and will not pretend to — the package tells you so on the first screen, because being turned away at the counter is the thing you are actually paying to avoid.

See what comes out first

67 styles, each drawn on a lot with its setbacks and lot coverage measured. Every drawing is produced by the engine on each build — nothing here is a screenshot kept in a folder.

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DECK 02Wrap-around L deckadds noneTurns the corner of the house and joins the side yard to the back.ADU 02One-bedroom ADU+6.3%Bedroom walled off from the living space. The most commonly permitted size.GARAGE 01Detached two-car garage+4.7%The 22-foot square. The most-permitted accessory building there is.POOL 01Rectangular pooladds noneThe standard one, laid along the long axis of the yard.SHED 02Backyard studio+3.5%Nobody sleeps in it, but power runs to it — which is what triggers the permit.FENCE 01Rear yard fenceadds noneAlong the back property line. Height is what gets it refused.