CaddFX Design Services can scan your drawings into many raster formats. Pricing is determined by drawing sizes, quantities, condition of the original drawings, type of current storage method, and file naming requirements. The raster scan is generally used for the archiving of drawings. It allows for easily retrievable, viewable, and printable drawings electronically, with no special software to purchase.

We are full-service product Design and Engineering firm headquartered in North Eastern Ohio. We support full engineering documents for all disciplines, including(MEP's) Mechanical, Electrical and Plumbing. We also support all space planning needs, including 3D, rendering for a complete conceptual design.

The “As-built and Record Drawings” terms are related and are commonly required as a set of post-construction drawings. But prior to this final state, Architects or Engineering firms prepare a set of drawings for construction of a building. These drawings provide a permanent record of “As-built” conditions and aid as key references for future maintenance processes. Additionally, these drawings can be utilized in (CAFM) Computer Aided Facility Management System and for security purposes providing they are in a state reflecting “As-is” conditions.

There are many Computer Aided Facility Management (CAFM) tools available today. They have become an essential tool for increasing and maintaining the efficient use of space in your buildings. CAFM helps track and control the use of assets like furniture and equipment. CAFM can help allocate asset costs to operating units and track employee movements. CAFM also enhances the effectiveness of facility safety and security.

CaddFX Design Services, LLC provides floor plan valuation services to constituents in Real Estate, including building owners, managers, public agencies, educational institutions, non-profit organizations, investors and developer organizations.

No AutoCAD experience is necessary, but participants should be comfortable opening, saving and closing files; moving, copying and deleting files; locating files in different folders and reading blueprints. Exercises for the workshop are drawn from a variety of disciplines, including part design, facility layout, architectural drafting and schematics.

You should be familiar with the current or previous version of AutoCAD, as well as the topics listed in our Level 1 – Introduction to AutoCAD Workshop. Exercises for the workshop are drawn from a variety of disciplines, including part design, facility layout, architectural drafting and schematics.