Pool Engineering Drawings, Sealed for Permit in Your State
Complete drawing sets — structural, hydraulic, MEP and shop drawings — produced to your state's code and sealed by a licensed Professional Engineer. One deliverable, ready to submit, not a set of drawings and a separate problem to solve.
Plans sealed by a licensed engineer in your state
Most permit offices will not accept a pool plan set without a professional engineer's seal. That requirement is where a lot of contractors lose two or three weeks — chasing down a local engineer, waiting on their queue, then paying a premium for a review of drawings someone else already produced.
We close that gap. JEBN produces your complete drawing package, and a Professional Engineer licensed in the state of record reviews it, takes responsible charge, and applies their seal and signature.
- 01Send your brief — sketch, markup, survey or site plan. Scope and code path confirmed within 24 hours.
- 02We draft the full set to the governing code for your state and county.
- 03A Professional Engineer licensed in your state reviews, takes responsible charge, and seals.
- 04You submit. Revisions from plan-review comments are included.
Drawing packages built for permit review
Every set is produced to the governing code for your jurisdiction, with calculations documented so plan review has nothing to send back.
PE-Sealed Pool Plans
Full sets reviewed and sealed by a Professional Engineer licensed in your state, ready for permit submission.
02Structural Engineering
Shell design, reinforcement schedules, soil-bearing assumptions and details to the governing code.
03Hydraulic Design
Pipe sizing, velocity compliance, TDH calculations, equipment and pump-room schematics.
04Permit Drawing Sets
Site plans, setbacks, barrier and safety compliance packaged to your county's submittal checklist.
05Shop Drawings
Fabrication and installation detail for tile, coping, gutters, steel and equipment sets.
06Overflow & White-Label Drafting
Capacity for builders whose in-house drafting is backed up. Delivered under your title block.
Sealed for submission nationwide
Licensed engineers in all 50 states, with dedicated code coverage in the four largest pool markets.
Florida
Florida Building Code including HVHZ for Miami-Dade and Broward. Wind loads to 180 mph, Environmental Resource Permit support, and 64E-9 approval for public pools.
Texas
IRC-adopted municipal codes, TDLR and DSHS review for public pools, SWPPP documentation, and city plan-review checklists.
Arizona
ARS §36-1681 barrier and enclosure compliance, ROC classification requirements, and Phoenix and Tucson site-plan standards.
California
Swimming Pool Safety Act and Residential Code Appendix V, Title 22 and CBC Chapter 31B, and VGB suction-outlet compliance.
Building outside these four? Send the jurisdiction and we'll confirm the code path and sealing engineer before you commit.
What contractors ask first
Are your drawings actually sealed, or do I need to find my own engineer?
Sealed. A Professional Engineer licensed in your state reviews the package, takes responsible charge, and applies their seal. You receive a submission-ready set — you don't need to source a local engineer separately.
Which states can you seal in?
All 50, through licensed engineers in each state. Florida, Texas, Arizona and California carry dedicated code coverage given the volume of pool work in those markets.
How long does sealing add to turnaround?
Typically two to three business days on top of drafting. Standard residential sets run about five business days end to end from approved markup.
What if plan review comes back with comments?
We address them and reissue the sealed set. Revisions arising from plan-review comments are included in the original scope.
Who is legally responsible for the sealed drawings?
The sealing engineer. They review the package, take responsible charge under their state licence, and carry professional liability for the sealed documents. JEBN produces the drawings and calculations that go into that review.
Do you provide digital or wet seals?
Digital seals where the jurisdiction accepts them, which is now most. Wet-sealed hard copies are available on request.
Can you seal commercial and public pools?
Yes. Commercial work carries additional review — Chapter 31B and Title 22 in California, FAC 64E-9 in Florida, TDLR and DSHS in Texas. Send the project type and we'll confirm the path.
Send your markup. Get scope back in 24 hours.
Sketch, survey, site plan or a photo of a napkin drawing — whatever you have. We'll confirm the code path, the sealing engineer for your state, and a fixed price before you commit to anything.