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Clean, accurate 2D drawings to your CAD standards.
Learn moreYour marked-up drawings updated quickly and accurately in CAD or BIM, with every change checked off against the redlines and a short note of what changed.
We handle markups at every stage, from client comments to site queries.
Redlines pile up at every stage: client comments, consultant changes, reviewer notes, site queries. They have to be done, and done carefully, but they pull senior people away from design.
Send us the marked-up PDFs or scans. We update the drawings or the model itself, add clouds and revision tables to your standard, update related sheets and schedules, and send back a change log. Anything unclear goes on a query list rather than being guessed.
Many clients keep a standing arrangement: markups sent at the end of the day come back ready the next morning.
What we need from you
Every markup incorporated accurately.
BIM models changed, not just sheets.
Each change ticked off against the redlines.
Clouds, deltas and tables to your standard.
A short list of what changed on each sheet.
Related sheets and schedules updated too.
Small sets usually back the next working day.
Unclear markups listed instead of guessed.
A typical scope for this kind of project. Your quotation confirms the details.
| Item | What you get | Format |
|---|---|---|
| Updated drawings | Every markup incorporated | CAD · sheets |
| Updated model | Changes made in the model | Native model |
| Revision clouds | Clouds, deltas and tables | On sheets |
| Change log | What changed on each sheet | Report · schedule |
| Query list | Unclear markups to confirm | Sheets |
Every redline is ticked off one by one, and related sheets are updated so one change doesn't quietly create another problem.
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.
Design review markups.
Updates from other disciplines.
Reviewer notes addressed.
Clarifications issued.
Changes from construction.
Final markups at handover.
Selected Cadbricks projects across different services, project types and markets — see how our team supports real-world AEC requirements.
Many clients keep a standing arrangement: markups sent at the end of the day come back ready the next morning.
Four things every project gets, whatever its size.
Templates, title blocks, families and naming are set up before any work starts.
A separate reviewer checks every set against your brief and markups before delivery.
Shifts overlap US and UK working hours for calls, reviews and quick turnarounds.
NDAs on request, controlled access and secure transfer for every project file.
Quick answers about turnaround, formats, checking and pricing for redlines and drawing updates.
Small sets usually come back by the next working day.
The model, so views, schedules and sheets stay consistent.
Every markup is ticked off against the redlines, and a second person checks the set.
It goes on a query list and we agree it with you.
Yes, as long as they’re legible.
Yes. A standing arrangement works well for regular overflow.
Usually hourly, with a quick estimate for each set before we start.
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.
Redline updates for offices, residential blocks, schools, hospitals, hotels and refurbishments.