As-builts for enlargements and rebuilds
Adding a floor or a rear extension to a two- or three-family house requires an existing-conditions set that shows the real structure, lot coverage, and the position of the neighbors. Vendors scan the house and the adjacent walls and draft the set the architect files with the DOB. The point cloud stays available for questions during design.
Documenting synagogues and schools
Institutions that have grown in phases often have no single current set of drawings. Documenting the whole building, including the sanctuary, classrooms, and mechanical rooms, gives the design team a reliable base for the next expansion and gives the institution a record. Vendors can work around prayer and school schedules.
Plans of what is behind the walls
For the many new and rebuilt houses in the neighborhood, documenting at rough-in produces plans that show where the plumbing, electrical, and ductwork were actually run. The owner keeps those plans and hands them to any future contractor, so finished walls never have to be opened to find a pipe.
Who posts this kind of job
- Owners enlarging or rebuilding a house
- Architects filing enlargements with the DOB
- Synagogues and schools planning expansions
- Builders recording rough-in before drywall
Typical turnaround
Fieldwork for a Borough Park house typically takes a few hours, with drawings typically delivered in one to two weeks, and institutional buildings taking two to three.
How posting works here
Post the building type, the scope to document, the drawing format, and any scheduling constraints. Vendors who work in Borough Park bid with their deliverables and timing. Compare them and award the job when you are ready.