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PDF to CAD conversion and redrawing

We redraw the information in your PDFs into structured CAD files using the scale, layers and output rules you provide.

This helps whenYou need editable CAD information from legacy or issued PDFs without losing sight of source gaps and drawing standards.

Tell us what you need
Representative technical drawing package for a residential building project
Representative technical visual. We define your actual output from the brief and source information.
Where we can help

Here is where we can take work off your team.

Choose only the parts your project needs. The final package depends on the stage, the quality of the source information and what your team needs to do next.

  1. 01We check the point cloud, PDF, drawings, photographs and other survey evidence you supply
  2. 02We review orientation, levels, coverage and which source should take priority
  3. 03We produce the PDF to CAD Conversion output to the visible elements, tolerance and representation rules in your brief
  4. 04We prepare the plans, elevations, sections or model views your team needs next
  5. 05We flag obscured, conflicting, incomplete or unsupported information for review
What comes back to you

Files your team can pick up and use.

  • An existing-condition model or CAD file covering the areas named in your brief
  • The requested plans, elevations, sections or model views
  • Coverage, assumption and exception notes
  • A handover record and quality-check summary
Before the first file

Questions worth settling before we start.

01

How are gaps in the source information handled?

Unclear, inaccessible or conflicting areas are queried, qualified or recorded as exceptions. They are not silently modelled as surveyed fact.

02

Is one accuracy level suitable for every project?

No. Suitable tolerance, representation and verification depend on source quality and the model or drawing’s intended use, so these are agreed before production.

Tell us what needs to move forward.

Tell us the delivery date, what information you already have and where the workload is building up. We will tell you what we can take on and what we need from your team.

Tell us about the project