Revit Modeling Services

Revit modeling is drawing a building once, as objects instead of lines. A wall in Revit is not four strokes, it is a wall: it knows its height, its layers, what it costs. Move it and the floor plan, the sections and the door schedule quietly fix themselves. People call the result BIM, because behind the pretty 3D sits a database the whole team pulls numbers from.

A model somebody can actually coordinate with, not just a shape. Parameters filled in, schedules that add up, an IFC export that has been opened and checked, and NWC if the job runs through Navisworks for clash detection. Tell us the LOD and the BIM execution plan you work to and we build inside it. The rate is $25 per hour, and the first two rounds of revisions are included.

The level your project requires: from concept mass models to production-ready families with exact dimensions, materials, and parameters.

We work in the version your project requires. Tell us the target version, and the files will open in your environment without upgrades.

Yes, the modeling half of it. You arrange the laser scan locally, since surveying is its own trade and it has to happen on site, then send us the point cloud in E57, RCP, RCS, LAS or PTS. We trace structure, openings and services out of it and hand back a Revit model at the tolerance and LOD you specify, usually somewhere between 10 and 25 mm. Happy to tell your surveyor what coverage the model will need before they turn up, which saves a second visit more often than you would think.

Yes. If your project exists as 2D CAD drawings, we convert them into a full Revit model: parametric walls, floors, openings, and families instead of flat lines. Send us the DWG files, and we will estimate the hours at the standard $25 per hour BIM rate.