CAD & Revit,
drawn from reality, to your standards.

Scan-to-BIM is the process of converting a laser-scanned point cloud into an intelligent Revit (or IFC) model of the existing building, real walls, floors, roofs, openings and services become modelled elements with geometry taken from the scan. It gives design teams an accurate as-existing model to work inside, instead of redrawing the building from old records.

Whatever the project needs, agreed and documented before modelling starts. Most as-existing models sit between LOD 200 and 350: from massing and primary elements through to detailed components. Scoping it up front means you pay for the detail you’ll use, no more, and everyone knows exactly what the model contains.

Yes, our production is capture-agnostic. Send the cloud in E57, RCP/RCS or LAS, we’ll verify it’s registered and dense enough for the outputs you want, and quote fixed from the data. The QA standard is the same whoever did the scanning.

Yes, that’s the default. We draw on your layers, lineweights and title blocks, model in your Revit template with your shared coordinates and naming, and follow project conventions including ISO 19650-style naming where required. If you don’t have standards, we’ll issue on clean, documented ones of ours.

We model in the Revit version your project runs and deliver native RVT, with IFC for Archicad and other platforms and NWD/NWC for Navisworks coordination. Tell us your environment at the scoping stage and files will open clean first time.

As accurate as the survey behind them, and that’s the point of keeping capture and production in one practice. Source clouds are captured under survey control, modelling tolerances are agreed up front, and finished outputs are overlaid back on the cloud and checked before issue.

Yes, both, from the same data. Floor plans, elevations, sections, roof plans, RCPs and lease plans in layered DWG, alongside or instead of the Revit model. Many clients take 2D now and add the model later, the archived cloud makes that a desk exercise.

Yes. Legacy paper, scanned PDFs and inconsistent old DWGs are redrawn into clean, layered CAD on your current standards, useful for estates that run on drawings older than the software that opens them.

It scales with the building and the detail. Typical single buildings run one to three weeks from data to issue, with staged delivery available, priority floors or areas first, when the programme is tight. Timescales are confirmed in your quote.

It depends on the size and complexity of the subject, the outputs and the level of detail. Because scope, LOD and tolerances are documented up front, our quotes are fixed and itemised, send us the cloud or the address and we’ll usually return one within one working day. See our pricing approach.

Yes, that’s our home ground. Norelo is a geospatial survey practice: we capture with Leica RTC360 scanners and aerial LiDAR under survey control, then draw from our own data, one accountable team from site to sheet. Full packages live on our measured building survey page.