Design drawings show the intended construction based on original plans and specifications, while as-built drawings document the actual construction including all changes, modifications, and field adjustments made during the building process. As-built drawings reflect the true conditions of the completed project and serve as accurate records for future reference.

As-built drawings should be developed continuously throughout construction and finalized upon project completion. Changes should be documented as they occur, with final surveys and measurements taken after all work is complete. This ensures accurate capture of all modifications and provides timely documentation for project closeout.

As-built drawings include exact dimensions, material specifications, equipment locations, system routing, structural details, and all modifications made during construction. They also document design changes, field adjustments, additional work, and any deviations from original plans with explanatory notes and revision tracking

As-built drawings provide facility managers with accurate building information for maintenance planning, space management, renovation projects, and emergency response. They eliminate guesswork when locating utilities, planning modifications, or troubleshooting systems, resulting in reduced costs and improved operational efficiency.

Yes, we can create as-built drawings for existing buildings through comprehensive field surveys, measurements, and documentation processes. Using advanced measurement tools including 3D laser scanning, we can accurately document existing conditions even when original construction documents are unavailable or incomplete.