What your Revit package includes

A typical Revit drawing package includes:

• Fully modelled existing building
• Proposed 3D model with all alterations
• Floor plans (existing and proposed)
• Elevations (existing and proposed)
• Sections and roof plans
• 3D axonometric views
• Exported PDFs
• BIM‑ready model for consultants

All drawings are produced to planning and technical standards, ensuring compliance and clarity.

Our process

A streamlined, accuracy‑driven workflow:

1. 3D laser scan survey We capture millions of data points to create a precise point cloud.
2. Point cloud processing The scan is cleaned, aligned, and prepared for modelling.
3. Revit modelling We build a detailed existing model, then develop proposed alterations.
4. Drawing production Plans, elevations, sections, and 3D views are generated from the model.
5. Quality assurance Every drawing is checked for accuracy, compliance, and clarity.

Fees

Typical fees start from:

• £495–£895 for small residential projects
• £995–£1,995 for larger extensions or complex geometry
• £1,995+ for new builds or multi‑unit developments

A fixed quote is provided after reviewing your project and survey requirements.

Borough‑specific considerations

Revit drawings are particularly valuable in boroughs with strict design and heritage controls:

• Kensington & Chelsea — façade detail, roofline accuracy, conservation sensitivity
• Westminster — heritage modelling, massing studies, visual impact
• Camden — daylight/sunlight analysis, overlooking, amenity space
• Lancashire authorities — structural clarity, materials, and local character
• Conservation areas — precise modelling improves design justification

High‑quality drawings significantly increase approval success in sensitive areas.

Common mistakes to avoid

Projects often face delays or refusals when:

• Drawings are produced in 2D with inaccurate measurements
• Existing geometry is misrepresented
• Rooflines, heights, or massing are incorrect
• Consultants work from inconsistent drawing sets
• Planning drawings lack clarity or detail
• Models are not BIM‑compatible

Revit eliminates these issues by providing a single, coordinated source of truth.