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Scan-to-CAD & Measured Drawings

Existing-condition drawings drafted from captured data — floor plans, reflected ceiling plans, elevations, sections, roof and site layouts, in whatever combination the job needs. It starts from a point cloud, and that cloud can be one we capture or one you already have.

What it costs
Custom scope · technical review
Also called
scan to CAD · measured drawings · existing condition drawings · as-built drawings · existing condition floor plans · scan to plan · point cloud to DWG
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Where it earns its keep

Use it for these.

  • Renovation and fit-out where the existing drawings are missing or wrong
  • Teams who need plans, not a model, and should not have to buy one to get the other
  • Projects that already own a point cloud and need it turned into drawings
  • Documenting a building for planning, leasing or space programming

Don’t use it for this

Anything that needs a stamp. These are measured drawings of what was captured — not design documents, not permit drawings, and not a survey.

We put this on every service page because the fastest way to waste your money is to buy the impressive tool instead of the correct one. If the row above describes your job, say so on the call and we’ll point you at the right one — including when it’s cheaper than this.

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What you receive

And what it opens in.

    Included every time

  • The agreed drawing package — the drawing types and areas selected at scope
  • Drafted to the client's CAD template, layer standard and units where one is supplied
  • A record of areas that were not captured or were not visible in the source data

Formats

DWG · PDF

Format is agreed against what you do with the data next — these are the ones this service commonly delivers in, not a promise of every format on every project. Delivered to a shared project folder anyone on the job can open: no accounts, no per-seat charge, and if you leave, the record leaves with you.

The boundary

Where this scope ends.

Options on this scope

  • Additional drawing types beyond the agreed package
  • Additional areas or floors
  • Drafting to a client template and layer standard where one is supplied

Not something Kinetic does

  • Design intent or architectural design
  • Engineering drawings
  • Permit drawings
  • Professional surveying of any kind
  • Concealed elements that were not visible to the capture
  • Anything requiring a professional stamp

Where a project needs one of these, we say so and point you at someone licensed to do it.

Before we can price it

What we’d ask you.

Kinetic confirms the scope with you before anything is scheduled. None of it is a form to fill in — it is what the conversation covers.

  • Which drawings do you actually need — plans, ceilings, elevations, sections, or a combination?
  • Do you already have scan data, or should we capture it?
  • Do you have a CAD template and layer standard we should draft to?
  • What will these drawings be used for downstream?

What changes the size of the job

  • Number and type of drawings
  • Area and number of levels
  • Level of detail and annotation required
  • Geometric complexity
  • Whether a client CAD standard must be matched
  • Whether suitable source data already exists
  • Schedule

Useful to have, none of it required to start

  • A point cloud, or a request for Kinetic to capture one
  • Which drawing types are wanted
  • Which areas and floors
  • Client CAD template, if one applies
  • Layer standard
  • Units
  • Annotation requirements
  • Dimension requirements
  • File and software version requirements
  • Title block requirements, if any
  • How coordinates and datum should be treated

Tell us the job. We’ll tell you if this is the right tool for it.

Send the project — an address, a schedule, or just what you’re trying to document. A person reads it and comes back with an approach and a price.

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