Sized for how you will use it
Set the platform size, door connection, furniture zones, stairs, and circulation before the structure is laid out.
Get deck permit drawings in minutes, including a dimensioned deck plan, deck site plan, framing and footing layouts, elevations, and project specifications tailored to your property.
Review real deck plans, elevations, guard layouts, footing locations, joist framing, and specifications generated from HomeCat deck scenes.





HomeCat turns the deck you want into a coordinated design with framing, footings, stairs, guards, site information, and permit-ready drawings.
Set the platform size, door connection, furniture zones, stairs, and circulation before the structure is laid out.
Coordinate the deck with the house, grade, access, setbacks, nearby structures, and the available yard space.
HomeCat checks property rules that can affect deck size, height, placement, attachment, and permit requirements.
Prepare the deck plan, framing, footings, stairs, guards, elevations, details, and site information reviewers need.
Review the platform, stairs, guards, materials, and relationship to the house together in 3D.
Keep joists, beams, posts, footings, decking, stairs, guards, and material planning connected to one design.
Enter the platform size, height, door connection, furniture zones, stair location, and preferred materials.
HomeCat checks zoning and coordinates the house, grade, setbacks, access, and permit requirements.
Adjust the layout, attachment, framing, footings, stairs, guards, and finishes while reviewing the deck in 3D.
Save the final design and prepare measured drawings, quantities, and the permit-ready project package.

Deck plans should show the overall footprint, house connection, joist direction and spacing, beams, posts, footings, stairs, guards, and key dimensions.
Often, yes. The site plan shows where the deck sits on the property and lets the reviewer check setbacks, lot coverage, and nearby structures.
The deck specs can identify the platform dimensions, decking, joists, beams, posts, footings, stairs, guards, connections, and other project information carried into the permit drawings.
Yes. Once the size and structural layout are resolved, the framing plan can support quantities for decking, joists, beams, posts, footings, stairs, and guards.
No. Permit triggers can depend on height, attachment, size, and exits. HomeCat checks the property requirements and flags permit items that apply to the proposed deck.