As-Built Drawings in San Angelo, TX
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What you get
West Texas buildings rarely come with reliable drawings, and that is the problem an as-built solves. ADS scans your San Angelo property with LiDAR and drafts from the measured point cloud, so the floor plans, reflected ceiling plans, elevations and sections in AutoCAD and PDF show the building as it is today. Depending on scope you also receive the registered point cloud itself, a 360° digital twin you can walk through in a browser, a Revit model at LOD 200–300, and MEP and structural elements where you need them. BOMA or REBNY area calculations are available on request.
We have not yet published a San Angelo project. Our nearest work is in Amarillo, where we documented the 8,200 sq ft Brown Subaru dealership with a Leica RTC360 in November 2024, and in Dallas, where in spring 2025 we scanned the 2,798 sq ft James Perse store at 3337 N Fitzhugh Ave and a 4,635 sq ft single-level brick and wood home in Hillcrest.
How a San Angelo project runs: send the address, approximate square footage and the deliverables you want, and we quote the job with travel as its own line. On scan day a technician works through the building while it stays in use. The scans are registered into one point cloud, drawings are drafted from it, and you review the set before final delivery.
San Angelo FAQ
What does it cost?
Floor area, interior complexity, the deliverables you order and travel. An open warehouse or hangar is faster to document than a finished clinic or a house full of built-ins. Point cloud and 2D CAD is the base; Revit adds drafting time. Every quote is itemized.
Is it worth bringing you in from out of town?
For a building of any size, yes. The scan is a day or less on site for most buildings; the drafting is done afterwards wherever the team sits. Travel appears as its own line so you can compare it against a local hand-measured survey.
How accurate is it?
Dimensions come from a point cloud captured with Leica RTC360, Leica BLK2GO or Matterport Pro3 scanners, not from a tape, so what is drawn is what was measured.
Does the building have to close?
No. Scanning is non-contact and quiet, and the technician moves around staff, stock and patients as needed. Businesses and homes stay open.
Will the drawings work for my permit?
Yes. San Angelo's Building Permits & Inspections department, at 52 W. College Ave, reviews commercial and residential permit applications; your architect or engineer submits, using our drawings as the existing-conditions base.
Who owns the files?
You do. CAD, PDF, Revit and the point cloud are delivered to you and your consultants.
Nearby ADS projects
Scanned by our crews in the Panhandle and North Texas:
- Brown Subaru
Amarillo, TX · 8,200 sq ft · 2024
For the Brown Subaru Service Center renovation, ADS ran a terrestrial LiDAR survey of the structural and architectural conditions, analyzed the existing structure, and drew the as-built set in AutoCAD and Revit. - James Perse, 3337 N Fitzhugh Ave
Dallas, TX · 2,798 sq ft · 2025
To support permitting and the change to retail use, ADS scanned this Dallas corner property and produced architectural sheets, with the facade and signage areas shown clearly for the street-facing design. - 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.
Permits & governing bodies
City of San Angelo Building Permits & Inspections, Community Development Building, 52 W. College Ave – commercial applications needing building, planning, engineering and fire review are submitted to the city by email; residential applications go to the permits inbox.
Where we work
San Angelo, Grape Creek, Wall, Christoval, Ballinger, Eldorado, Big Lake and the Concho Valley.
To get a quote, send
• Property address
• Approximate square footage and number of floors
• What it is for: renovation, addition, lease plan, insurance, facility records
• Deliverables: point cloud, 2D CAD, Revit, MEP
• Your deadline
Existing drawings, even old ones, help us scope faster.
