Designed around your workday
Plan the desk, storage, seating, circulation, doors, and windows around how the office will actually be used.
Customize a backyard office for your property and get coordinated, permit-ready drawings in minutes, with local zoning requirements checked automatically.
HomeCat coordinates a comfortable finished workspace with its foundation, site placement, permits, and construction drawings.
Plan the desk, storage, seating, circulation, doors, and windows around how the office will actually be used.
Coordinate the footprint, access path, foundation, grade, setbacks, and clearance around the finished workspace.
HomeCat checks property rules that can affect office use, size, height, placement, and permit requirements.
Get drawings that communicate the building, site placement, exterior appearance, and construction information.
Review daylight, privacy, openings, materials, and the room layout before committing to the build.
Keep insulation, power, data, ventilation, foundation, framing, and material planning connected to one design.
See how exterior elevations, wall framing, and roof framing are coordinated for a backyard office permit package.



Choose the footprint, desk and storage needs, openings, finishes, and comfort requirements.
Enter the location so HomeCat can account for zoning, setbacks, access, height, and permit requirements.
Refine the room, daylight, exterior, foundation, and site placement while reviewing the design in 3D.
Save the final office and prepare measured drawings and quantities for permitting, pricing, and construction.

A complete package can include the office floor plan, exterior elevations, site and foundation context, and permit or contractor drawings.
Prepare the target footprint, desk and storage needs, preferred windows and doors, insulation and finish choices, comfort requirements, and property information.
Yes. HomeCat coordinates plans for permit applications, contractor pricing, and construction while flagging professional review the project may need.
Yes, but the intended use changes daylight, insulation, electrical planning, ventilation, interior clearances, foundations, and often the permit scope.
Yes. HomeCat checks the property requirements and uses them to guide the office design while flagging permit or professional-review items that still need attention.