Scanning new homes before drywall
For a new house, the most valuable moment to scan is after plumbing, electrical, and HVAC rough-in and before insulation and board. The scan records exactly where every pipe, cable, and duct runs through the framing. The owner keeps that file for the life of the house and never has to open a wall to find something.
Scanning existing homes for additions
Second floors, rear extensions, and finished basements all start with an accurate as-built of the existing house. A scan captures roof geometry, wall positions, and floor levels in a couple of hours, and the architect drafts from it for the Town of Ramapo permit application. Site grading and the driveway can be captured in the same visit.
Scanning schools, synagogues, and multifamily buildings
Larger buildings in Monsey are usually expanded in phases, and scanning the existing building before each phase gives the design team a dependable model. Vendors can work around school and prayer schedules. Multifamily developers scan existing sites and buildings before design begins.
Who posts this kind of job
- Builders documenting new homes at rough-in
- Homeowners planning additions or second floors
- Architects preparing permit drawings for Ramapo
- Schools and synagogues planning expansions
- Developers documenting multifamily sites
Typical turnaround
A new single-family home at rough-in typically scans in two to four hours, with the point cloud delivered within a few business days and drawings typically following in one to two weeks.
How posting works here
Post the property, its current stage of construction or renovation, and the deliverable you want. Vendors who serve Monsey and Rockland County bid with their scope and schedule. Choose the bid that fits and coordinate the site visit through the platform.