Pool Permit Drawings & Engineered Plans in Utah
Swimming pool permit drawing sets for Utah contractors, including structural, MEP and hydraulic work for Salt Lake County, Utah County (Provo), St. George (Washington County) and Davis and Weber counties (Ogden) and other Utah jurisdictions. Send your survey or sketch and project location to request a quote.
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What a Utah set has to satisfy
Tell us the city or county in Utah, the pool type and which drawings you need. Include any project checklist or review comments so the scope can address your specific submission.
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Plans are sealed by a Professional Engineer licensed in Utah, who reviews the package and takes responsible charge before applying their seal.
- 01Pool barrier, gate and alarm details to the Utah requirements that apply to your site
- 02Site plans and setbacks prepared for Salt Lake County, Utah County (Provo) and St. George (Washington County) submittals
- 03Wasatch Fault seismic hazard; Wasatch Front sites typically SDC D
- 04Lake Bonneville clays and silts: shallow groundwater, liquefaction risk
- 05Frost depth about 30 in on the Wasatch Front; heavy snow at elevation
- 06Hydraulic (TDH) calculations, equipment pad and bonding details
Utah pool permit requirements
The state-level rules your drawings are checked against. Cities and counties can add local amendments, so send the jurisdiction with your enquiry.
- Residential code
- 2021 IRC with Utah amendments, mandatory statewide as part of the Utah State Construction Code adopted by the Legislature (Utah Code 15A-2-103).
- Pool barriers
- Statewide: the Utah Construction Code adopts the residential provisions of the 2024 ISPSC (Utah Code 15A-2-103, amendments in Title 15A, Chapter 3, Part 10), so barriers follow ISPSC Section 305.
- Contractor licensing
- Utah Division of Professional Licensing (DOPL): pool builders hold S330 Landscape and Recreation Contractor (covers swimming pools and spas) or B100 General Building, with plumbing and electrical by licensed trades.
- Public pools
- Utah Admin. Code R392-302 (Design, Construction and Operation of Public Pools): plans sealed by a Utah-licensed engineer or architect, reviewed by the local health department within 30 days.
- Engineer licensing
- Professional Engineers and Professional Land Surveyors Licensing Board (Utah DOPL)
Frequently Asked
Which pool code applies to residential pools in Utah?
The Utah State Construction Code adopts the residential provisions of the 2024 ISPSC statewide, with Utah amendments in Title 15A, Chapter 3, Part 10, alongside the 2021 IRC. Salt Lake City requires barrier details on every pool permit plan.
Do public pool plans in Utah need a Utah-licensed engineer?
Yes. Rule R392-302 requires public pool plans to carry the seal of a designing professional licensed by Utah DOPL. The local health department reviews the plans and issues findings within 30 days of submittal.
Are your Utah pool plans sealed by a Utah-licensed engineer?
Yes. A Professional Engineer licensed in Utah reviews the package, takes responsible charge and applies their seal. You receive a submission-ready set for your Utah jurisdiction.
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