Twelve BIM disciplines, one coordinated model
Each service below is staffed by modelers who work that discipline daily. Every deliverable is built to a stated LOD, cross-checked against the other disciplines in the model, and exported to the format your team already runs.
T-12 · Architectural
Full architectural Revit models covering floor plans, elevations, sections, and building envelope assemblies, built from design-development sketches through construction documentation. We model wall types, door and window families, and finish schedules with real parametric intelligence, not dumb 3D geometry, so downstream teams can pull accurate quantities and schedules directly from the model. Delivered at LOD 200-350 depending on project phase, with design-intent detailing that holds up through DD, CD, and permit review.
T-11 · Structural
Structural Revit and Tekla models covering steel framing, concrete elements, foundations, and connection detailing coordinated directly with the engineer of record's calculations. We model to LOD 300-400 for construction-level accuracy, extract structural shop drawings straight from the model when needed, and flag geometry conflicts with architectural and MEP systems before they reach the fabrication stage - a step that matters most on Alabama's fast-track industrial and data-center schedules.
T-10 · MEP
Mechanical, electrical, and plumbing BIM models covering ductwork, piping, conduit routing, and fire protection systems, built with real equipment families and routed to match manufacturer clearances. We coordinate MEP against structural and architectural geometry throughout modeling rather than at the end, catching ceiling-height and shaft conflicts early. Models are delivered ready for spool and fabrication drawing extraction, matching the level of detail Alabama mechanical and electrical subcontractors expect on bid.
T-09 · Coordination
Multi-discipline clash detection run in Navisworks or Revizto across federated architectural, structural, and MEP models, producing prioritized conflict reports your design team can act on. We categorize clashes by severity and trade, track resolution status meeting to meeting, and issue a clean, coordinated model before it ever reaches the field. This service is used heavily on Alabama data-center and manufacturing projects where dozens of trades are modeling in parallel on compressed schedules.
- Navisworks / Revizto reports
T-08 · Reality Capture
Existing-condition BIM models built from laser-scan point cloud data, capturing accurate as-built geometry for renovation, addition, and adaptive-reuse projects. We register and clean the point cloud, then model architectural, structural, and MEP elements directly against captured geometry so the resulting Revit model reflects what's actually in the building - not what the original drawings said should be there. Especially valuable for Alabama's older mill-district and downtown renovation stock where record drawings are incomplete or missing.
T-07 · Conversion
Conversion of 2D AutoCAD, PDF, or legacy paper drawings into fully parametric 3D BIM models, giving older projects the coordination and scheduling capability a flat drawing set can't provide. We rebuild wall, door, window, and structural elements as intelligent Revit families rather than tracing geometry, so the resulting model supports real clash detection, quantity takeoff, and future renovation planning. Common for Alabama owners bringing legacy facility drawings into a modern BIM workflow for the first time.
T-06 · Fabrication
Fabrication-level shop drawings extracted directly from coordinated BIM models for structural steel, MEP spooling, and architectural millwork, keeping drawings and model perpetually in sync. Because the shop drawing originates from the clash-checked model rather than a separate manual redraw, field conflicts drop sharply and revision cycles stay fast - a change in the model updates every downstream sheet automatically, which matters when submittal deadlines are tight.
- Model-linked fabrication sheets
T-05 · Scheduling
4D BIM models that link the construction schedule directly to model elements, letting project teams visualize sequencing, phasing, and site logistics before breaking ground. We tie schedule activities to structural, architectural, and MEP components to produce phase-by-phase simulations useful for owner presentations, subcontractor coordination, and constructability review - particularly valuable on Alabama's large multi-phase data-center and manufacturing campuses where sequencing errors are expensive to unwind.
- Schedule-linked simulation
T-04 · Estimating
5D BIM Quantity Takeoff & Cost Estimation Alabama
Quantity takeoff and cost estimation extracted directly from the BIM model, producing bills of quantities and bills of materials that update automatically as the design evolves. We tag model elements with the material, assembly, and cost data your estimating team needs, dramatically cutting the manual measurement work behind early-stage budgets and change-order pricing. This keeps estimates grounded in actual modeled geometry rather than drawing-by-drawing manual counts.
T-03 · As-Built
As-built BIM models updated from field markups, RFIs, and closeout documentation, delivered at LOD 500 for owners who need an accurate digital record of exactly what was built. We reconcile design-intent models against final field conditions, verify MEP routing and equipment locations, and hand off a model formatted for facility management and future renovation planning - the digital twin your operations team will actually use once the contractor has left the site.
T-02 · Custom Content
Custom parametric Revit families for equipment, fixtures, and manufacturer-specific products that aren't available in standard content libraries. We build families with accurate geometry, connectors, and parameters so they behave correctly in schedules, clash detection, and quantity takeoff - not just visually accurate placeholders. Useful for Alabama manufacturers and specialty subcontractors who want their exact product represented correctly across every project model it appears in.
- Parametric, connector-ready
T-01 · Outsourcing
Ongoing BIM modeling and coordination capacity for firms who need overflow support without hiring in-house modelers. We plug into your existing BIM execution plan, naming conventions, and shared model workflow, take on individual projects or standing monthly volume, and scale with your Alabama pipeline. Pricing is quoted per model, per discipline, or per project, with rush turnaround available when a coordination deadline can't move.
- Flexible capacity · rush available
