Scanning suburban homes and additions
Homeowners across the county scan before additions, remodels, and whole-house renovations so the architect and the town building department have accurate drawings to work from. A scan captures the house, the roof, and the immediate site in a few hours. For new construction, scanning before drywall records where pipes and wires run for the owner's permanent reference.
Commercial buildings along Route 59 and Route 303
Retail centers, office buildings, and warehouses are scanned for tenant fit-outs, lease plans, and roof and facade assessments. Column grids, ceiling heights, storefronts, and parking areas are captured in a day or two. Tenants and their architects can then plan the space without traveling to the site.
Institutional campuses
Schools, religious buildings, and healthcare facilities tend to grow in phases, and scanning the existing buildings before each phase gives the design team a reliable base model. Vendors can capture multiple buildings and the connecting site in one mobilization.
Site and exterior scanning
Larger lots mean more exterior work: grading, retaining walls, driveways, and building footprints. If you need the scan tied to property lines or a coordinate system, say so in the post so the vendor can include GNSS or total station control in the bid.
Who posts this kind of job
- Homeowners planning additions and renovations
- Builders recording new homes before drywall
- Commercial landlords and tenants planning fit-outs
- Schools and institutions planning expansions
- Civil engineers needing site conditions
Typical turnaround
A Rockland County home typically scans in a few hours and a commercial building in a day or two, with point clouds delivered within a few business days.
How posting works here
Post the town, property type, interior and exterior scope, and the deliverable format. Vendors who serve Rockland County reply with bids stating their scope, control approach, and schedule. Compare them on the platform and award the job.