Transform CAD, PDF, Point Cloud & Sketches into Intelligent Revit BIM Models
Our Conversion to Revit Services are tailored for architects, engineers, and construction teams who need to transform legacy drawings, scanned documents, or point cloud data into precise, intelligent Revit models. Whether you're working with 2D CAD files, hand sketches, or scan-to-BIM inputs, we follow a detailed, quality-controlled process for migrating legacy models to Revit—ensuring every model is accurate, clean, and ready for downstream use.
Working within your Revit templates, naming conventions, and LOD requirements, our team rebuilds geometry using native Revit families and structured modeling techniques. We map layers, blocks, lineweights, and parameters to your standards, ensuring the converted models align with your project workflows and can be used for documentation, coordination, or clash detection.
By integrating data validation and quality checks at each stage of the conversion process, we minimize inconsistencies and preserve design intent. The result is a high-quality, standards-compliant Revit model—ready to support BIM documentation, design development, or digital twin creation across all project types.
Our Conversion to Revit Services help architects, engineers, and construction professionals transform CAD files, PDFs, point clouds, and 3D models into intelligent, standards-compliant Revit models. Whether you're converting legacy drawings, scanned plans, or external BIM assets, we deliver clean, parametric models built for design, documentation, and multi-disciplinary coordination.
2D CAD to 3D Revit Conversion
We convert 2D AutoCAD or DWG drawings into accurate, fully functional 3D Revit models. All architectural, structural, and MEP elements are rebuilt using native Revit families and aligned with your levels, grids, and project templates—creating models that are ready for BIM documentation, coordination, and analysis.
3D Model Conversion
If you're working with 3D models in software like SketchUp, Rhino, or Revit LT, we transform them into clean, data-rich Revit models without losing design detail or metadata. This ensures continuity for design development or further BIM processes inside the Revit environment.
Scan to BIM
We process point cloud data from laser scans or photogrammetry to create accurate as-built Revit models. These models are ideal for renovation, retrofitting, or facilities management—and include precise alignment to levels, grids, and required LOD (Level of Development).
Architectural, Structural, and MEP Conversion
Our team delivers complete, discipline-specific Revit conversions. Whether it’s architectural layouts, structural framing, or MEP systems, we rebuild each system within a unified Revit model—ensuring data integrity, clash-free integration and seamless coordination across teams.
Custom Conversions Based on Project Requirements
Every project is different. That’s why we offer custom Revit conversion workflows tailored to your deliverables, use cases, and BIM goals. Whether you're preparing models for construction documentation, digital twins, or permit drawings—we structure the model to serve its intended function, with full metadata, smart object families, and standards compliance.
What is Conversion to Revit and why is it important?
Conversion to Revit involves transforming CAD drawings, PDFs, point clouds, or 3D models into accurate Revit BIM models. It enables better design coordination, clash detection, and integration into modern BIM workflows.
What file types can you convert into Revit models?
We convert a wide range of formats including AutoCAD (DWG), PDF, point cloud (LAS, RCP, E57), SketchUp, Rhino, and legacy Revit files into fully functional Revit models.
How accurate are Revit models created from 2D CAD drawings?
We rebuild all elements using native Revit families and align them with project-specific levels, grids, and LOD standards—ensuring precision, clean geometry, and documentation-ready output.
Can you convert hand-drawn or scanned drawings to Revit?
Yes, we can convert scanned drawings or hand sketches (in PDF or image format) into Revit models. This is ideal for older buildings, renovation projects, or undocumented assets.
What is Scan to BIM and how does it work in Revit?
Scan to BIM involves converting point cloud data from laser scans into an accurate Revit model. It is used for creating as-built models in renovation, retrofitting, or facilities management.
Will my Revit model be suitable for documentation and construction?
Absolutely. We structure models based on your LOD requirements, templates, and workflows—ensuring they’re suitable for construction documentation, permits, and BIM coordination, all as part of our complete range of Revit BIM services under one roof.
Can you handle multi-discipline conversions like architectural, structural, and MEP?
Yes. We offer Revit conversion services across all disciplines—including architectural, structural, HVAC, plumbing, and electrical—with coordinated, clash-free outputs.
Do you follow specific Revit or BIM standards?
We follow your project’s Revit templates, naming conventions, and BIM Execution Plans (BEPs). We also align models with international BIM standards like ISO 19650, LOD 100–400, and COBie if required.
How long does a Revit conversion project typically take?
Timeline depends on project size, input quality, and required detail level. A small CAD-to-Revit model may take 2–5 days, while complex point cloud conversions may require 1–3 weeks.
What do I need to provide to start a Revit conversion project?
You’ll need to share source files (DWG, PDF, point cloud, etc.), any existing templates or standards, and your model’s purpose (e.g., documentation, coordination, FM). We’ll take care of the rest.