Plot Plans
Providing Professional Plot Plans for Horry County, Florence County, Marion County, & Surrounding Areas
A plot plan is a detailed drawing that illustrates the layout of your property and the location of existing and proposed improvements. It identifies property boundaries, buildings,
setbacks, driveways, pools, patios, porches, decks, sheds, utilities, easements, and other significant site features. A professionally prepared plot plan helps property owners, builders, architects, contractors, and local permitting agencies verify that construction complies with zoning regulations, setback requirements, and local development standards.
At Diamond Shores, we provide accurate plot plans for residential and commercial properties throughout Conway, Myrtle Beach, Horry County, Florence County, Marion
County, and surrounding South Carolina communities. Whether you're building a new home, adding a detached garage, installing a pool, or applying for a permit, our experienced survey professionals deliver reliable drawings that help keep your project moving forward.
Why You May Need a Plot Plan
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For building permits required by your local jurisdiction.
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For home additions, garages, decks, patios, fences, sheds, or swimming pools.
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To demonstrate compliance with zoning setbacks and property line requirements.
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For HOA or architectural review submissions.
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For site planning before construction begins.
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To help contractors accurately position improvements.
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When buying or developing property and verifying existing improvements.
Need a Plot Plan?
Contact Diamond Shores today to schedule your plot plan. Our team proudly serves Conway, Myrtle Beach, North Myrtle Beach, Surfside Beach, Garden City, Loris, Aynor, Longs, Little River, Florence, Marion, and surrounding communities.
Our local knowledge of Horry County regulations, combined with precise surveying
practices and responsive customer service, makes Diamond Shores a trusted choice for accurate plot plans. We work closely with homeowners, contractors, builders, engineers, and permitting agencies to help projects stay on schedule while minimizing costly delays.