CAD support for MEP contractors when drawing workload starts piling up
When revisions, redlines, as-builts and installation drawing updates start eating into delivery time, we provide extra technical drawing capacity without the cost and commitment of another full-time hire.
Who We Help
Built for firms that need extra drawing capacity without adding more headcount
We support electrical contractors, mechanical contractors, M&E contractors and building services firms that need help keeping drawing work moving.That might mean a one-off package that needs turning around quickly, support on a live job where revisions keep landing, or ongoing help when your internal team is stretched.
What We Help With
We help with the drawing work that often gets pushed to the end of the queue when the team is flat out.
Installation and working drawings.
Coordinated drawing support.
Overflow project support.
Ongoing technical drawing assistance.
CAD drafting and drawing production.
Drawing updates and revisions.
Redline amendments and mark-up changes.
As-built and record drawing updates.
When Firms Usually Bring Us In
When internal capacity is the problem, not the job itself.
Most firms do not need another full-time hire every time workload spikes. They need reliable drawing support that can step in when deadlines are tight, revisions keep coming in, or closeout work starts slipping.
Typical reasons firms bring us in include:
Drawing backlog on live projects.
Issue dates getting too close for comfort.
Site mark-ups and redlines needing quick turnaround.
As-builts dragging behind handover.
Tender or pre-construction workload stretching the team.
Extra capacity needed without recruitment time and overhead.
Why Firms Use Us
Extra capacity without the hassle of another hire
Protect delivery
Keep drawings moving so internal teams are not buried under revisions, updates and closeout work.
Stay flexible
Use support when workload is high, not as a permanent fixed overhead.
Free up your team
Let your project, design and estimating teams focus on delivery instead of firefighting drawing backlog.
Keep things simple
Send the pack, explain what needs doing, and get a clear next step.
Got a live job that needs extra drawing support?
If drawings are stacking up, send over the pack and we will tell you quickly whether we can help.
Or fill in the form below, and we will get back to you within 1 working day.
Not ready to send drawings yet?
Well download the free overflow checklist instead.
A practical checklist for electrical, mechanical and M&E firms to spot when drawing backlog is becoming a delivery risk and what to prepare before handing work to outside CAD support.
What is inside
This checklist helps you assess whether drawing workload is starting to create real delivery risk.It covers:
Internal drawing capacity pressure.
Revision and redline backlog.
As built closeout risk.
Coordination and issue delays.
What to prepare before handing work to outside support.
You can work through it in a few minutes and use it as a quick internal sense check when drawings start piling up.
