For vacation rental hosts

Your rental’s fire plans and site plan, done in an afternoon

Enter your measurements and the kit draws every page an inspection usually asks for: a map for each bedroom, exit diagrams, floor plans to scale, and a top-down site and parking plan. No drafting service, no drawing by hand.

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Draw and check it free. $99 one time per property when you’re ready to print.

FIRE EVACUATION PLANIN CASE OF FIRECALL 911Bedroom 1 · Two ways out400 Ocean Ave, Unit 4B, Seaside, FL 32459 · Post beside the bedroom doorLiving roomKitchenBath 1Bedroom 1LaundryBedroom 2Bath 21 PRIMARY EXIT2 SECONDARY EXIT (WINDOW)S/COSSSFEELEPYOU ARE HERELEGENDYou are herePrimary exit routeSecondary exit routeEXITPrimary exit2Secondary exit (escape window or door)S/COSmoke and CO alarmSSmoke alarmFEFire extinguisherELEmergency lightIF YOU HEAR THE ALARM OR SEE FIRE1. Leave right away by the primary exit route. Do not stop for belongings.2. Feel the door before opening it. If it is hot or smoke blocks the way, usethe secondary exit.3. Secondary exit: the escape window in Bedroom 1 (amber route). Open it fullyand climb out.4. Stay low under smoke. Close doors behind you. Never use an elevator.5. Go to the meeting place: Mailboxes at the front of the parking lot. Do notgo back inside.TO REPORT A FIRECall 911 and give this address:400 Ocean Ave, Unit 4BSeaside, FL 32459Near Pier RdPrepared 10/24/2026 · Keep this plan posted where everyone can see it.
EXTERIOR SKETCH · DRAWN TO SCALESite and Parking Plan400 Ocean Ave, Unit 4B, Seaside, FL 32459PoolBuilding (Unit 4B)GATE110' x 20'210' x 20'GFEGCSTREETLot 100' wideLot 120' deep020 ft1 in = 18.6 ftParking spaces are 10' x 20', numbered 1 to 2. Paved areas shown in gray.G grill · FP fire pit · LP propane tank · FE fire extinguisher · GC garbage cans · —x— fence · gaps with swing lines are gates400 Ocean Ave, Unit 4B, Seaside, FL 32459 · Checked against National fire code (NFPA 101). Local rules may add requirements.
Real pages from the kit

Everything in the kit

One set of measurements makes every page, so the floor plan, bedroom maps, and site plan always match each other and the house.

A map for every bedroom door

"You are here" and two ways out from that room only, the way inspectors ask for it, with plain instructions for guests and your address for 911.

Site and parking plan

A top-down sketch of your lot drawn to scale: lot lines, building footprint, driveway, numbered parking spaces, pool, fences and gates, grills, and garbage cans.

Guest parking page

A simple "Where to park" page for the guest binder, with the numbered spaces and your vehicle limit.

Floor plans to scale

Clean floor plans with dimensions and room sizes, ready to upload with your rental registration.

Exit diagrams

A diagram for the main exit, and one for the top of each stairway in multi-story homes.

Pre-inspection check

Catches the common failures before the inspector does: a bedroom without a smoke alarm, a CO alarm too far from a bedroom door, an escape window too small to climb out of.

Why hosts use it

  • Saves the drafting bill and the wait. Most hosts finish in an afternoon with a tape measure.
  • Fewer surprises at inspection. The check flags missing alarms and small escape windows before a re-inspection fee does.
  • Change it any time. Moved a bed, added a bedroom, changed the parking? Edit the plan and reprint every page for your next renewal.
  • Handles real properties. Two stories, condos with a shared hallway, balconies, fire escapes, and outside stairs all show correctly on the maps.
  • Guests get clear directions. Each bedroom map shows only that room’s two routes, the meeting place, and the full address to give 911.
  • One price, no subscription. $99 per property, with free updates and reprints.

What inspections commonly ask for

Rules vary by town and county; check your local program for the exact list. These come up most often:

  • A floor diagram posted near the main exitThe real layout, room names, the primary exit, and secondary exits.
  • A map in each bedroom“You are here” and two ways out from that room only.
  • A site sketch or parking planA top-down view of the lot with the building, driveway, and numbered parking spaces.
  • Escape windows that are big enoughUnder the Life Safety Code: at least 5.7 sq ft open, 20 in wide, 24 in high, sill no more than 44 in off the floor.
  • Smoke and CO alarmsA smoke alarm in every bedroom and outside sleeping areas; CO alarms outside the bedrooms.
  • Extinguishers and emergency lightingOften one extinguisher per floor, and battery-backed lighting toward the main exit.

Start with your measurements

Draw and check your rental free. Buy the kit when every check is green and you’re ready to print.

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