Why Accurate Measurements and Fast CAD Files Are Key to Starting the Permitting Process
Starting a new project in the architecture, engineering, construction (AEC), or design industry always comes with its share of challenges. One of the biggest hurdles? Getting accurate measurements and CAD files to submit for the permitting process. This crucial step can make or break timelines, and yet, it’s often one of the least favorite tasks for professionals in the industry.
Why Accurate Measurements Matter
Precision is non-negotiable when it comes to submitting permits. Inaccurate measurements can result in:
The Time Factor: Why Speed Is Essential
Every day spent waiting for CAD files or fixing measurement errors is a day your project isn’t moving forward. Traditional methods can take weeks—or even months—to produce CAD files, creating bottlenecks in the permitting process. Imagine what you could achieve if you had:
This speed isn’t just a luxury—it’s a competitive advantage. Faster permitting means faster project starts, and that translates to meeting deadlines, satisfying clients, and staying ahead of the competition.
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The Pain Points of Measuring and Drafting
Let’s be honest—most AEC and design professionals didn’t enter their fields because they love measuring properties or drafting initial CAD files. It’s a tedious, time-consuming process that takes time away from the creative and strategic aspects of their work. Common pain points include:
The Colorado iGuide Advantage
Why not let experts handle this time-consuming task? At Colorado iGuide, we specialize in capturing:
By outsourcing this part of the process, you can focus on what you love—designing, creating, and managing projects—while we handle the measurements and files to jumpstart the permitting process.
A Win-Win Solution for You and Your Clients
Providing accurate, fast CAD files to your architect, project manager, or designer not only saves time but also positions you as a professional who values efficiency and precision. Your clients will notice, and it might even become a key selling point in winning new business.