Create accurate and detailed 3D models that serve as the foundation for all your project needs. Our expertise covers the full spectrum of Building Information Modeling (BIM) services, including Mechanical, Electrical, Plumbing, and Fire Protection (MEPF). We deliver models ranging from Level of Development (LOD) 200 to LOD 500, ensuring that every detail is meticulously captured to meet your project's specific requirements and enhance overall efficiency.

We offer shop drawings for the MEPF systems. These drawings detail precise dimensions, materials, Schedule, Elevation and assembly instructions, ensuring accurate manufacturing and installation. By providing these detailed documents, we streamline construction, enhance coordination, and reduce errors, ensuring that the project meets design specifications and quality standards. 

Penetration Drawings are crucial documents that detail the locations and dimensions of openings or penetrations required in a building's structure for the installation of MEPF (Mechanical, Electrical, Plumbing, and Fire Protection) systems. These drawings show where pipes, ducts, conduits, and other systems will pass through walls and floors.

Our As-Built Documentation service provides an accurate and detailed record of your building as it was actually constructed, reflecting all modifications and adjustments made during the construction process. This service is essential for ensuring that your project’s final documentation aligns perfectly with the completed structure, offering a true and reliable representation of the building.

Our Clash Detection and Coordination service is designed to identify and resolve conflicts within your building's design before construction begins, saving time and reducing costly errors. Using advanced BIM software, we meticulously analyze the 3D models of all disciplines, including architecture, structural, and MEPF systems. Our experts pinpoint clashes between different building components, such as pipes intersecting with structural beams or ducts conflicting with electrical conduits. 

Scan to BIM models serve multiple purposes in the AEC industry, including renovation and retrofit projects, as-built documentation, clash detection and coordination, facility management, historical preservation, and design visualization and planning.