As-Built Drawings in Flower Mound, TX
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What you get
Start with the deliverables, because they decide the price. For a Flower Mound property we can produce a registered 3D point cloud; 2D CAD drawings in AutoCAD and PDF (floor plans, reflected ceiling plans, elevations, sections); a Revit model at LOD 200–300; a 360° digital twin that your architect can walk through in a browser; and MEP or structural elements where the project needs them. BOMA or REBNY area calculations are available on request.
We have not yet published a Flower Mound project. The nearest are in Dallas: a 4,635 sq ft single-level brick and wood home in the Hillcrest area, documented March 28–April 4, 2025, is the closest match for a residential job here, and the 2,798 sq ft James Perse store at 3337 N Fitzhugh Ave, scanned April 2–8, 2025, shows the retail side. In Amarillo we scanned Brown Subaru, 8,200 sq ft, with a Leica RTC360 in November 2024 to produce floor plans, elevations and sections for a renovation.
A Flower Mound project runs this way: you send the address, approximate square footage and which deliverables you need, and we quote with travel as its own line. The scan is one visit and nobody has to move out or close. We register the scans into a point cloud, draft the drawings, and you review them before final delivery.
Flower Mound FAQ
What does it cost?
Floor area, how much detail is in the space, the deliverables you select and travel set the price. Point cloud with 2D CAD costs least; a Revit model adds modeling time. Every quote is itemized.
How accurate is it?
The drawings are drafted from a registered point cloud captured with Leica RTC360 and BLK2GO scanners and Matterport Pro3. That means walls, openings and ceiling heights are where the scanner found them, not where the builder's plans said they would be.
Does the building have to close?
No. A house can stay furnished and occupied; a store or office stays open. We work around people and can schedule evenings or weekends when that is easier.
Will the drawings work for my permit?
Yes. The set is prepared as the existing-conditions base your architect or engineer files with an addition, remodel or finish-out application to the Town of Flower Mound's building department. Your design professional submits; we make sure the existing conditions are right.
Who owns the files?
You do. Point cloud, CAD, PDF and Revit files are delivered to you and your consultants.
Nearby ADS projects
Scanned by our crews in Dallas and across Texas:
- Hillcrest Single-Level Brick & Wood Home
Dallas, TX · 4,635 sq ft · 2025
Lighting, alarm and speaker systems were all represented in the as-built model of this 4,635 sq ft Dallas home, which ADS exported to IFC and paired with 3D views and a high-resolution point cloud for future planning. - James Perse, 3337 N Fitzhugh Ave
Dallas, TX · 2,798 sq ft · 2025
A 2,798 sq ft corner-lot former pet store being converted into a James Perse boutique. ADS surveyed architecture and MEP for design and permitting, delivering a point cloud, 360° digital twin, LOD 300 Revit model and AutoCAD and PDF sheets. - Brown Subaru
Amarillo, TX · 8,200 sq ft · 2024
ADS built a point cloud model of this Amarillo dealership's service building and used it as the base for as-built floor plans, elevations and sections, with a virtual walkthrough added for visualization.
Permits & governing bodies
Building permits in Flower Mound are issued by the Town of Flower Mound's building department; your architect or engineer files the application.
Confirm whether an address falls inside the town limits or in unincorporated Denton County before scoping.
Where we work
Flower Mound, Highland Village, Lewisville, Double Oak, Bartonville, Argyle, Grapevine and southern Denton County.
To get a quote, send
• Property address
• Approximate square footage and number of floors
• What it is for: tenant improvement, renovation, lease plan, insurance, facility records
• Deliverables: point cloud, 2D CAD, Revit, MEP
• Your deadline
Existing drawings, even old ones, help us scope faster.
