Will Cadeonn match our office CAD and BIM standards?

Yes. We work to your layers, templates, naming conventions, and sheet setup — not a generic in-house system.

Do you work in metric and imperial units?

Yes. We adapt to your units, sheet sizes, and annotation conventions for US, Canadian, and UK projects.

How does multi-level training help client projects?

Every drafter and BIM technologist progresses through four training levels before solo production. Level 4 leads perform QC sign-off so output stays consistent as capacity scales.

The Pilot Get a free quote

How we work · One-page overview

Your standards. Your workflow. Your files. Drawn by us.

Q: Can you match our Revit template?

Yes. We adopt your Revit template, worksets, view templates, and family libraries before modeling begins.

Q: What do you need before production starts?

A sample sheet, standards PDF or CAD setup, scope list, and milestone dates. We lock conventions before linework starts.

Q: How do you protect our design intent?

Scoped deliverables, revision-controlled issue logs, internal QA, and client review gates before every milestone handover.

Q: Do you build SOPs for long-term contracts?

Yes. On retainer and multi-month agreements we document a client-specific Standard Operating Procedure from your standards, train studio members to it, and review it quarterly.

The problem we remove

Outsourced drafting fails when you spend hours redoing files — not drawing them.

Wrong layers
Wrong sheet setup
Revit template clash
Broken sheet index

We draft to your standards — open the file, feels like your office.

What we match

Five locks — your setup, our output.

SheetsYour index · no re-label

LayersYour naming · no purge

TemplatesNative DWG · RVT

VersionYour required build

AnnotationYour dimension style

Before linework

Three gates — no production until standards are locked.

Pilot Set →

Standards intake

Template · sheet setup · reference sheet in writing.
Pilot proof

Agreed scope proves the match — Pilot Set before volume.
QA sign-off

Every deliverable vs your conventions before issue.

Why firms choose us

Personal · code-fluent · QA-backed · NDA-ready

Named lead — 24h response, one owner, not a ticket pool.
Code-fluent — USA IRC · IBC · IFC · Canada NBC · CCQ
Multi-step QA — cross-discipline check, issue-ready not draft.
NDA default — signed before files, your data protected.

Outsourcing fails on inconsistency — not capacity.

Six patterns → six fixes. Training · SOPs · your template.

Package drift — layers, sheets, PM clean-up

Fix: your template + QA every issue

Rotating contractors — re-learn every job

Fix: 4-level training + written SOP

Coordination gaps — clashes, site RFIs

Fix: QA gates + BIM coordination

Quality slips — backlog, open redlines

Fix: Level 3+ sign-off every package

No vendor owner — ticket pool, forgotten rules

Fix: named production lead on retainer

Intent lost — VE erodes undocumented detail

Fix: keynotes + intent logs

Inside our studio

Four levels before client files. Long-term contracts add your SOP.

Foundations

CAD / Revit
Annotation
Redlines

Production

CD sets
Code detail
Sheet index

Coordination

BIM linking
Clash workflows
MEP

Lead & QC

Issue authority
Client SOP
Mentorship

Long-term partnerships

Your SOP — written for your office.

Sheet setup · layers · Revit · gold sheet

Intake → draft → QA → issue · your checklists

Levels 1–2 + your SOP module before client files

One owner · quarterly SOP review

Starting smaller? The Pilot Set — a defined scope from your project first.

Standards FAQ

How we match your office.

Common pre-Pilot questions, answered with the clarity your standards demand.

Will you match our office CAD and BIM standards?

Yes. Your layers, templates, naming, and sheet setup — locked before the first line is drawn.

Can you match our Revit template?

Yes. Your Revit template, worksets, view templates, and families — adopted before modeling starts.

What do you need before production starts?

A sample sheet, standards reference, scope list, and milestones. We confirm setup in writing before linework.

Do you work in metric and imperial?

Yes — US, Canadian, and UK sheet sizes, units, and annotation conventions.

How do you protect our design intent?

Scoped deliverables, revision logs, internal QA, and client review gates at every milestone.

Do you build SOPs for long-term contracts?

Yes. On retainer we document intake → draft → QA → issue using your standards, train staff to it, and review quarterly.

How does multi-level training help my projects?

Every drafter progresses through four levels before solo production. Level 4 leads sign off — so quality doesn't depend on whoever is available that week.