Process

How We Work

From your plans to a finished deliverable, without surprises along the way.

Every project moves through the same four stages, regardless of which service you're using — the details change (a render's "modeling" stage looks different from a BIM project's), but the structure stays predictable so you always know what happens next and when.

The four stages

1

Share your plans

Send whatever you have: CAD files, BIM models, sketches, cabinet shop drawings, site surveys, or reference photos. There's no single required format — we'll tell you if we need anything more to get started.

2

We build the deliverable

Your project is modeled, drafted, or coordinated to match your exact specifications and the service you've requested.

3

First draft review

You get a draft to review, whether that's a render, a coordinated model, or a drawing set, and provide feedback.

4

Revise and finalize

We refine based on your feedback until it's ready to present, submit, or build from.

What you provide

  • Plans, drawings, specs, or sketches — whatever level of detail you have.
  • Your intended use case: client pitch, permit submission, field construction, or investor deck.
  • Any deadline or timeline constraints up front.

What we deliver

  • A finished, presentation- or construction-ready output.
  • Formatted for your specific use case, not a generic export.
  • Refined through revision rounds until it's ready to use.

Turnaround expectations

Turnaround varies by service and project size — most single-image renders and sub-service deliverables run a few business days; larger BIM coordination or full drawing sets take longer. Confirm your specific timeline when requesting a quote.

Frequently asked questions

We can start from sketches or early concepts for many services — ask when you request a quote.

Revisions continue until you're satisfied before final delivery.

Yes, for most services — mention your deadline when you request a quote.

Ready to get started?

Send your project and get a fixed scope and timeline within one business day.