As-built diagrams are created in-between or on completion of the construction project and are used to document any deviations made during construction from the architect’s original drawings. These 2D documents completed construction features such as walls, doors, windows, millwork, and plumbing fixtures. These documents can be used later for any renovation, retrofitting, restoration of the building.
We can transform the existing 2D as-built documents into 3D BIM Modeling Services that provides the necessary data to visualize the as-built floor plans and any plumbing & electrical fittings. QeCAD is equipped with experienced engineers, drafters and 3D modelling who can make the work of creating 3d as-built models look like a breeze.
In modern construction scenarios, it is mandatory to submit as-built documentation based on BIM frameworks on project completion. From the collected Point Scan data that you send, we can create a composite 3D as-built BIM documentation that can stored digitally & referred when needed.
Provide your existing as-built diagrams in CAD or PDF format and we shall create a 3D model from the scratch with precise measurements, dimensions, elevation, textures of different elements, electrical fitting placements, etc.
Send your composite point cloud or existing as-built documents along with any other files
We understand the scope of work needed in the project and provide estimation
The project is allocated to the execution team who create the BIM model render
The output BIM is quality tested and corrections are implemented
The final project is delivered
As-Built drawings have multiple applications in the different architectural, civil, and construction projects. Some of the most common use cases for as-built drawings are:
As-built Drawings need to be as detailed as possible. In most of our as-built projects, depending on the client’s request, our team includes most of the following information:
Any form of architectural structures listed below can be created as a 3D as-built model
When an architect designs the blueprints for a building, they make sure that it is very well documented, yet certain unforeseen factors on-site may need alteration in the final structure. These changes should be reflected in the final drawing, else future work may be affected. A good as-built drawing will have a record of all the corrections made, the date of changes, recorded scale change that designers, architects and contractors can refer to, when making renovation, repair works, or modifications in the future.
Since the full history of project changes is documented in the final As-built Draft, the owners don’t need to invest heavily in learning about existing conditions.