Construction documents ready to build from
Complete, coordinated construction documents with plans, sections, details, schedules and notes that agree with each other, ready for permit, tender and site.
Fewer RFIs, smoother site work
Most RFIs start with something small: a dimension missing on one plan, a door number that doesn't match the schedule, a detail callout that points to the wrong sheet. Individually they're minor. Together they cost weeks.
We develop your design into a full set and then review it the way a contractor would, looking for exactly those gaps. Structural and services drawings are overlaid, callouts and references are checked, and open questions are raised early so they're answered before tender.
Some practices use us for a single deadline; others treat us as their documentation team. In both cases the set follows your standards and detail library, and the design stays firmly with you.
- CAD
- Native model
- Sheets
Coordinated plans
Plans at every level with dimensions, grids and tags.Sections and elevations
Full building and wall sections with materials.Construction details
Junctions, openings, roofs and stairs at large scale.Schedules
Doors, windows, finishes and rooms, all cross-referenced.Permit sets
Drawings prepared for building permit submission.Consultant coordination
Structure and services overlaid and checked.Cross-referencing
Callouts, sheet references and notes checked.Bulletins and revisions
Changes issued clearly through tender and construction.
What a full set includes
A typical construction document set, organised by sheet series.
| Series | Typical sheets | Delivered as |
|---|---|---|
| General | Cover, index, abbreviations, code summary | CAD · sheets |
| Plans | Floor, roof and reflected ceiling plans | CAD · sheets |
| Elevations and sections | Building and wall sections | CAD · sheets |
| Details | Envelope, openings, stairs and interiors | CAD · sheets |
| Schedules | Doors, windows, finishes and rooms | CAD · sheets |
From design to construction set in six steps
A structured workflow that builds completeness and coordination into every sheet.
- 01
Share your inputs
Design, specs and consultant drawings.
- 02
Scope & quote
Sheet list and dates agreed.
- 03
Set-up
Standards, details and templates.
- 04
Documentation
Plans, sections, details and schedules.
- 05
Coordination QA
Cross-checks and consultant overlays.
- 06
Issue
Permit, tender and construction sets issued.
We check every set the way a contractor reads it, hunting for missing dimensions, unclear details and notes that contradict the specification.
Every sheet is checked twice
Four checks every drawing passes before it is issued to you.
Scale and dimensions
Checked against the brief, markups and written figures.
Layers and standards
Layers, text, dimensions and blocks match your CAD standards.
Sheet set
Title blocks, numbering, revisions and references all consistent.
Second check
A separate reviewer signs off every sheet before issue.
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
Moving into construction documents? Send the design and sheet list. We'll reply with a schedule and quote within one working day.
Documents for every building type
Construction documentation for offices, residential blocks, schools, hospitals, hotels and refurbishments.
Construction documentation questions
Quick answers about scope, coordination, permits and timelines for construction documentation.
Both. We develop documents in 2D CAD or produce them from a BIM model.
Yes. We adapt your detail library to each project and draw new details where needed.
Yes, based on your local code requirements and checklists.
By cross-checking plans, sections, details and schedules, overlaying consultant drawings and raising open questions before issue.
Yes. We review the current set or model and continue from where your team left off.
Yes. We issue bulletins, revisions and sketches in response to site questions.
It depends on size and how developed the design is. We build the schedule around your permit and tender dates.
Files are shared only with the people working on your project, through secure transfer or your own platform. We sign NDAs on request and never reuse your drawings, models or data on other work.
Use whatever suits you: email, a file-sharing link or your own common data environment. Within a working day of receiving the package, we send a short list of questions so nothing is left to guesswork.