BIM and Revit Modeling Services
Revit models for architecture, structure and MEP, from concept to construction documents, including clash detection and scan-to-BIM.
Written quote before any work begins. Final pricing is confirmed in writing before work begins.
Drawings your jurisdiction will ask for
- ✓ Architectural, structural or MEP Revit models
- ✓ Construction documents produced from the model
- ✓ Clash detection and coordination reports
- ✓ Scan to BIM from point clouds
- ✓ Families and templates to your standards
- ✓ Quantity schedules from the model
What the plans reviewer is looking for
A coordinated BIM model finds conflicts between structure, ducts, pipes and architecture before they reach the site, and gives owners, contractors and engineers one shared source of truth.
What to send us for a quote
- Existing drawings, CAD files or point cloud
- The level of detail you need
- Your Revit template and standards, if any
- Which disciplines to model
- Your schedule
Do not have everything? Send what you have and we will tell you what is missing.
What affects the price
- Building size and complexity
- Number of disciplines
- Level of development
- Clash detection and coordination
See all starting fees. Your final price is confirmed in writing before work begins.
How it works
- 1Send your files
Upload plans, photos or a sketch. Whatever you have is enough to start.
- 2Get a written quote
We confirm the price and timeline in writing before any work begins.
- 3A licensed PE prepares and seals
Typical turnaround is 3-7 business days. Rush is available where scope allows.
- 4Submit and get approved
If the plans reviewer has comments on drawings we produced, we answer them.
Frequently asked questions about BIM & Revit Modeling
What level of development do you model to?
We agree the LOD with you at the start, typically LOD 200 to 400 depending on the use.
Can you work in our Revit template?
Yes. Send your template and standards.
Do you do clash detection?
Yes, with coordination reports your team can act on.
Not sure what your jurisdiction requires?