As-Built Drawings in Basehor, KS

An ADS as-built is a LiDAR scan of your building turned into drawings your architect, engineer or contractor can rely on. Depending on what you order, you receive a registered 3D point cloud, a 360° digital twin you can walk through online, 2D CAD in AutoCAD and PDF (floor plans, reflected ceiling plans, elevations and sections), a Revit model at LOD 200–300, and MEP or structural elements where the job calls for them. BOMA or REBNY area calculations can be added on request.

Basehor is one of the few cities on this site where the proof is local. In May 2024 we scanned Daylight Coffee on Pinehurst Drive, a 1,750 sq ft coffee shop on a corner lot with full-height storefront glass and an open ceiling. From the point cloud we drew the walls, framing and partitions, modeled the exposed ductwork, beams and hanging lights, and delivered the point cloud, a digital twin, architectural as-built plans (floor, reflected ceiling, roof and elevations) and AutoCAD files with annotated PDF sheets. John Burgess, the architectural designer on the job, noted the site visit took only a few hours and that the drawings "were delivered exactly as promised." Further afield we have documented a 400 sq ft luxury kitchen in Chicago (2025) and the 8,200 sq ft Brown Subaru dealership in Amarillo, Texas (2024).

How a Basehor project runs: you send the address, rough square footage and the deliverables you want; we reply with an itemized quote. There is no ADS office in Kansas, so travel is quoted as its own line. On scan day one technician moves through the building with the scanner while it stays open, as the café did; a space that size is a morning's work. The scans are registered into a single point cloud, the drawings are drafted from it, and you review and mark up the set before we issue the final files.