Nineteen industries. One capture method.
The building type changes and the vocabulary changes. The camera, the accuracy and the deliverables do not. Find yours below — or tell us what you have and we will scope it.
All nineteen industries
Home builders
Model home marketing, pre-drywall records, progress documentation and as-built verification.
Architects & designers
Existing-conditions surveys for renovation, adaptive reuse and permit sets.
Litigation & forensic
Measured, dated records of a site about to be repaired, altered or demolished.
Healthcare & life safety
Joint Commission life safety base drawings with defensible suite areas.
Schools & campus safety
Verified floor plans for critical incident mapping and emergency operations plans.
Restoration & insurance
Xactimate ESX sketches generated from the scan, plus a dated loss record.
Facilities & institutions
A measured, current record of every space you operate, on one standard.
Commercial property
Office, retail, industrial and multifamily — leasing imagery and building records.
Product & installation
Millwork, shade, playground, fixtures and furniture photographed where installed.
Historic preservation
Buildings whose drawings were never right, or never existed.
Commercial solar
Measured roof plans and obstruction locations before the array is designed.
Senior living
Unit-type walkthroughs for families, measured records for facilities and licensure.
Self-storage & multifamily
High unit counts documented once per floor plan type and reused.
Cannabis facilities
Measured plans and facility records for a heavily documented industry.
Industrial & manufacturing
Equipment clearances, structure and routing for capital projects.
Data centers
White space, rack geometry and containment, captured under NDA.
Hospitality & resorts
Room types, event space and facility records for hotels, resorts and clubs.
Fire pre-incident planning
Building data for NFPA 1620 pre-plans, in your platform’s format.
Museums & exhibits
Exhibits and galleries documented in place, for archive and access.
What these have in common
The list looks scattered until you notice that every industry on it shares the same five conditions. If your situation has them, this is worth buying; if it does not, it probably is not, and you can decide that without a sales call:
- Something requires current, accurate drawings of a physical space — a regulator, an accreditation body, a lender, a contract, or a design about to be built.
- The requirement recurs, because buildings change and the documentation goes stale.
- The budget sits with a facilities, compliance or operations role rather than a marketing one, which means it survives a bad quarter.
- Failure has a date attached — a survey, an audit, a grant deadline, a closing, a trial.
- The incumbent solution is an old drawing nobody trusts.
Where all five are true, the documentation is not discretionary spend. It is the cheapest item in a chain of expensive consequences.
Where the largest jobs are
Regulated facilities
Healthcare and life safety, cannabis, senior living, schools and campuses. Mandated, recurring, budgeted.
Buildings under construction
Home builders, progress documentation, pre-drywall. Sold on liability rather than marketing, which is why it survives budget review.
Assets being valued or traded
Commercial property, self-storage and multifamily, rentable area verification. The measurement is the multiplier on the transaction.
Buildings with a claim attached
Restoration and insurance, litigation and forensic, Xactimate ESX. Deadline-driven, and the condition disappears fast.
Complex operating facilities
Data centers, industrial and manufacturing, commercial solar. Highest job values on the list.
Buildings that are also the product
Hospitality and resorts, museums and exhibits, historic preservation. Marketing and facilities funded from one capture.
If your industry is not listed
The list is descriptive, not restrictive — it reflects where the work has come from, not where it can go. Run your situation against the five conditions above. If it matches, the fact that nobody has written a page about your sector yet makes no difference to the capture, the deliverables or the price, all of which are the same regardless of what is in the building.