AeroFrohne provides precision Scan to CAD services in Washington, DC by capturing existing conditions with the Matterport Pro3 LiDAR camera and converting the registered data into clean, usable CAD documentation. While AeroFrohne is headquartered in Corpus Christi, we deploy regionally for Washington, DC projects and nationwide work.
We support owners, architects, engineers, contractors, facility teams, and developers that need dependable DWG floor plans, reflected ceiling plans, elevations, sections, and point cloud-backed as-built drawings. This workflow is especially useful for District infrastructure work such as agency fit-outs, Metro-adjacent retail upgrades, historic building modernizations, and utility-heavy MEP retrofits where exact field conditions reduce risk before design starts.
Our Washington, DC Scan to CAD workflow is built around high-security access rules, tight loading windows, and multi-stakeholder reviews common to capital-region projects. We register scan data, QA critical dimensions, and deliver CAD packages aligned to permitting, procurement, and phased-construction needs.
Review actual A2 PDF deliverables from a commercial real estate Scan to CAD workflow. The sample set includes a first-floor as-built plan and a reflected ceiling plan with measured room areas, ceiling heights, red dimensions, furniture, architectural elements, electrical symbols, project scale, and a Matterport source reference.
A2 PDF Sample
A 4,381.95 SF first-floor drawing with overall dimensions, showroom, reception, office and hall areas, ceiling heights, furniture layout, architectural elements, and electrical index symbols.
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A2 PDF Sample
A companion reflected ceiling plan showing overhead conditions, fixture and electrical symbol locations, room areas, ceiling heights, red dimensions, project scale, and the same Matterport source reference.
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Dimensionally organized floor plans based on existing field conditions for renovation, planning, and lease documentation.
Ceiling grids, soffits, lighting layouts, and overhead conditions captured for coordination and design updates.
Interior and exterior elevation views extracted from registered scan data for wall studies, storefronts, and finish documentation.
Section cuts that help teams understand vertical relationships, mezzanines, ceiling heights, shafts, and structural transitions.
Registered point clouds delivered when the design team wants the raw or processed spatial data alongside the CAD package.
Combined drawing sets for renovation and facility scopes that need a dependable as-built baseline before design begins.
Supports courthouse, agency, and municipal modernization work where legacy drawings are incomplete and projects require accurate existing-conditions documentation.
Useful for stations, intermodal facilities, and transportation support spaces where vertical clearances and circulation paths must be verified early.
Helps campus teams execute occupied renovations, lab reconfigurations, and mechanical upgrades with documented existing conditions.
Provides reliable as-built geometry for central plants, telecom rooms, and infrastructure upgrades where shutdown planning is critical.
We scan the site using Matterport Pro3 LiDAR to document geometry, circulation, wall faces, ceiling conditions, and existing room relationships.
The scans are processed into a unified spatial dataset. We review alignment and overall coverage before the drafting phase begins.
We convert the scan data into practical CAD drawings such as DWG floor plans, RCPs, elevations, and sections based on the agreed scope.
We perform drawing checks against the scan data, package the deliverables, and issue the final CAD files for design or facilities use.
Typical deliverables include DWG floor plans, reflected ceiling plans, elevations, sections, and registered E57 point clouds depending on the scope and downstream design needs.
Yes. AeroFrohne can schedule around occupancy, active construction, shutdown windows, and phased access requirements to minimize disruption.
Yes. If the project mainly needs as-built drawings for planning, renovation, coordination, or facilities, Scan to CAD is often a more efficient and cost-effective deliverable than full Revit modeling.
No. AeroFrohne supports projects throughout the capital region including Northern Virginia and suburban Maryland, and can deploy nationwide for multi-site programs.
Visit the AeroFrohne contact page and send the site location, approximate square footage, access constraints, and the specific CAD deliverables you need.
Yes. This page includes public commercial real estate PDF samples for a first-floor as-built plan and a reflected ceiling plan so project teams can inspect the drawing format before requesting a quote.
