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Construction documentation is a set of comprehensive drawings, which provides sequential data related to the steps of the construction procedure. The information in the construction documentation is useful to those involved in the construction industry such as builders, contractors, etc. Construction documentation sets are used to communicate the design intent and specifications to the design professionals, contractors, engineers, manufacturers, and suppliers.
Construction documentation service increases the clients’ return on investment. The main advantages of choosing Excelize for construction documentation are:
• We provide end-to-end solutions for your construction project.
• Our staff can offer 24×7 support to the clients.
• We ensure reduced turnaround time for the process.
• We offer flexible and tailored solutions for all requirements
• Our construction documentation service enhances easier collaboration and dispute solutions.
• It reduces the risk of losing both time and money significantly.
As we can provide superior perspectives, our clients will be able to make superior decisions on their new building project. We have vast experience in providing construction documentation for several large and small building projects.
We convert all types of architectural, engineering, and various technical drawings to the format our clients need, within a stipulated time. Our CAD outsourcing services in India combine experience in CAD platforms and design software with strong domain expertise in the construction sector, to create a formidable service offering.
Excelize Software Pvt. Ltd. leads in BIM technology with over 20 years of experience and 2,500+ completed projects for 200+ companies. Our expertise and cutting-edge technology ensure precision, efficiency, and innovation throughout your project.
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