BIM implementation that actually sticks
Buying BIM software is the easy part. Making it work for your office is harder. We build templates, families and standards around the way your team already draws, test them on a live project and train your people, so the switch to BIM actually sticks.
- BIM managers & trainers
- Office-specific standards
- Phased, low-risk rollout
- Live-project support
- 0+Projects completed
- 0+Clients served
- 0+In-house experts
- 0+Years of team experience
- 0%Client retention
Why BIM rollouts stall, and the fix
Common reasons offices drift back to CAD, and how a structured implementation avoids them.
| Challenge | How we solve it | Result |
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| Generic templates | Templates built around your drawing style | Sheets that look like yours |
| Missing families | Core library built before the pilot | Less time searching or modeling content |
| No agreed way of working | Documented standards and workflows | Consistent models across projects |
| Deadlines force a return to CAD | Production support on live projects | Projects stay on track during the change |
From CAD to BIM in six steps
A phased rollout that keeps live projects on track while the office changes how it works.
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Step 1
Review
Current standards, projects and skills assessed.
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Step 2
Plan
Scope, priorities and timeline agreed.
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Step 3
Build
Templates, families and standards created.
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Step 4
Pilot
Tested on a live project with your team.
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Step 5
Train
Hands-on sessions for each role.
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Step 6
Support
Help while the rollout settles in.
BIM set up around your office
We've seen plenty of offices adopt BIM, try it on one project and quietly drift back to 2D CAD when the deadline bites. It's rarely the software's fault. It's generic templates, missing families and nobody agreeing how things should be done.
So we start with you. We look at your drawings, your title blocks and the kind of projects you win, then build a template and core library that produces your sheets without workarounds. A pilot project tests everything on real work before the whole office moves over.
Along the way we write short, practical standards, run hands-on training with your own files, and stay on hand while the team settles in. If a deadline gets tight, we can model alongside your staff so nothing slips.
What we need from you
- Current CAD standards
- Sample drawing sets
- Title blocks and graphics
- Typical project types
- Team size and roles
- Rollout timeline
BIM templates
View templates, sheets, annotation and graphics set to your style.
Family libraries
Core doors, windows, fixtures and tags built to your standards.
BIM standards
Naming, worksets, file structure and modeling rules documented.
Workflow design
How models move from concept to construction documents.
Pilot project
A live project used to test and refine every part of the setup.
Team training
Practical sessions based on your own templates and projects.
BEP templates
Execution plan templates ready for client and consultant projects.
Ongoing support
Help desk and production support while the team gets up to speed.
BIM set up by people who use it daily
The people who set up your BIM standards also produce models every day. That keeps the rules practical: things your team will actually follow, not a manual nobody opens. Every project starts with a written quotation, a named point of contact and a firm delivery date, and you can begin with a small trial task.
- 0+Projects delivered
- 0%Client retention
- 0+In-house experts
Your standards first
We work inside your templates, title blocks, families and naming, so files drop straight into your workflow.
Qualified AEC team
Architects and engineers who know how drawings and models are used on real projects.
QA on every delivery
A separate reviewer checks accuracy, completeness and sheets against the brief before files leave us.
Work in your time zone
Shifts overlap US and UK working hours for calls, reviews and quick turnarounds.
Confidential by default
NDAs on request, controlled access and secure file transfer for every project.
Scales with your workload
Add capacity for a deadline and scale back when it passes, without hiring.
Work with us your way
Three simple ways to engage, each with a written quotation before any work begins.
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Dedicated team
Full-time modelers who work only on your projects.
Best for Steady, ongoing pipelines
- Named team lead and modelers
- Works in your tools and templates
- Scale the team up or down monthly
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Most flexible
Hourly
Pay only for the hours your project needs, from US$18 per hour.
Best for Changing or open-ended scope
- No minimum commitment
- Hours reported transparently
- Start with a small trial task
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Fixed price
An agreed scope, fixed price and delivery date before work begins.
Best for Well-defined deliverables
- Clear scope and milestones
- Price agreed upfront
- Ideal for one-off models
Planning the move to BIM? Tell us about your team and projects. We'll send an implementation plan within one working day.
BIM implementation questions
Quick answers about templates, training, timelines and support for BIM implementation.
For a small office, templates, core families and standards are usually ready in four to eight weeks, with a pilot project running alongside. Larger firms are phased over a few months.
Yes, using your own templates and a live project. Short sessions for modelers, project leads and managers work better than one long course.
Yes. We map your layers, line weights, text and dimension styles into your BIM template so your drawings keep the look your clients know.
We strongly recommend one. It finds the gaps in templates and workflows while the stakes are low.
We review what you have, keep what works and fix the rest, so you don’t lose the progress already made.
Yes. We prepare simple BEP templates and guides for consultants and can audit their models during projects.