3D Laser Scanning Services
We help clients successfully complete architecture, engineering, and construction projects with our expert 3D laser scanning and reality capture services that deliver point clouds, 2D CAD drawings, 3D BIM models, 3D mesh models, TruViews, and 3D virtual tours with unmatched speed and accuracy.
- Quickly capture precise existing site conditions
- Improve planning with dimensionally accurate datasets
- Receive precise as-built drawings and BIM models
- Identify clashes between design plans and existing structures
- Reduce project risks, change orders, delays, and costs
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Capture highly detailed and accurate digital measurements of buildings and infrastructure
Architectural & Structural
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Visualize Your Site in 3D
Evaluate current structural conditions, guide stakeholders or team members through your facility or project, and obtain approximate measurements to support planning, design, or maintenance workflows. Document floor plans and monitor construction progress using 3D laser scanning services.
Mechanical Electrical & Plumbing
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Before You Design
Accurate documentation of existing conditions is essential during the early stages of construction planning. Existing Conditions captures detailed 3D laser scans of architectural and structural elements with 2–4mm accuracy, delivering CAD drawings or digital twins to support design, coordination, and renovation workflows.
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Before You Renovate
Connect the dots between visible conditions and concealed architectural features with updated as-builts that include hard-to-access areas and accurately documented above-ground MEP systems. Existing Conditions provides precise, intelligent measurements of your space – whether pre- or post-construction – so your team can plan with certainty and eliminate guesswork.
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Mitigate Risk & Plan with Confidence
Existing Conditions’ 3D laser scanning services capture architectural features with construction-grade accuracy to generate detailed BIM models of interior spaces. This allows you to visualize walls, ceilings, columns, and other structural elements with accuracy, to support safe and efficient planning for renovations, retrofits, and system integrations.
Point Clouds
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Enable Informed Decision-Making with Raw Data
Reduce your project’s time and cost by using 3D laser reality capture to document existing infrastructure and MEP systems – including areas that are hazardous or difficult to access. Our 3D laser scanning company captures spatial data with 2–4mm accuracy, delivering outputs in point clouds, CAD files, or BIM models. This enables clash detection and supports efficient routing for new piping installations.
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Rely on Accurate Measurements
Rely on the construction-grade measurements provided by Existing Conditions, even across large-scale facilities and in hazardous or inaccessible environments. 3D laser scan data retains its precision where traditional methods fall short, enabling prefabrication, seamless design integration, and effective planning for renovation or expansion projects.
What are the benefits of 3D laser scanning?
Precise As-Built Documentation
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Fast Field Measurements
Design Accuracy
Improved Trade Coordination
Cost Savings
Facility Management
What are the benefits of 3D laser scanning?
Precise As-Built Documentation
Fast Field Measurements
Design Accuracy
Improved Trade Coordination
Cost Savings
Start Accurate. Stay Accurate.
Trusted Partner
Expert Team
Comprehensive Data Capture
As-Built Drawings & 3D BIM Models
Industries We Serve
Architecture
Informed design starts with verified conditions, accurate spatial data, and coordinated BIM — so you can focus on what you do best: eliminate site uncertainty, speed up timelines, and skip manual measurements.
Construction
Operational efficiency through accurate as-builts, reduced downtime, and smarter asset tracking, paired with ongoing management via digital twins, up-to-date facility data, and fewer costly site visits.
Facilities Management
Boost operational efficiency with accurate as-builts, minimized downtime, and smarter asset planning and support ongoing management with digital twins, up-to-date data, and fewer costly site visits.
Engineering
Quality design through precise as-builts, advanced analysis, and tighter tolerances protect your reputation by delivering accurate BIM models that keep projects on time, on budget, and safe.
Real Estate
Stay on time with accurate documentation, rapid data capture, and efficient coordination - stay on budget by reducing rework, repeat visits, and improving cost and schedule accuracy with trusted data.
Entertainment
Production planning made easy with millimeter-accurate scans, verified as-builts, and precise coordination, enhanced by training and simulation using VR, real-world environments, and laser-accurate spatial data.
Our 3D Laser Scanning Process
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is As-Built Documentation?
As-built documentation is an accurate set of record drawings for a project. They reflect all changes made during the construction process and show the exact dimensions, geometry, and location of all building elements and infrastructure.
What is LiDAR?
LiDAR, which stands for Light Detection and Ranging, is a remote sensing method used to generate precise, three-dimensional information about the shape of an object and its surface characteristics. 3D laser scanners utilize LiDAR technology to precisely capture the three-dimensional data of a structure or site. LiDAR operates by emitting light as a pulsed laser to measure distances to a target. When these laser pulses bounce back to the scanner, the distances are recorded, mapping the spatial geometry of the area. This process collects millions of measurement points, each with x, y, and z coordinates, forming what is known as a point cloud.
What is Terrestrial Laser Scanning?
Terrestrial laser scanning uses a tripod-based laser scanner to capture highly accurate data on buildings, structures, equipment, utilities, and processes to plan for construction, renovation, and modifications. Terrestrial laser scanning is a non-contact and non-destructive technology that digitally captures the shape of physical objects using laser light. In addition, it can capture digital photos of the same area being scanned, which can be used to create photorealistic 3D models.
What is a 3D BIM Model?
A building information model (BIM) is a digital representation of the physical and functional characteristics of a building or infrastructure project. BIM stores all the information about a building's life cycle in one place, including design, construction, and operational data, which can be used for planning, renovation, and maintenance. It provides accurate spatial relationships and manufacturer details, as well as geographic information and other pertinent aspects of the building.
