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Services

Six services. One standard of precision.

From the first elevation to the last revision cloud. Ten years of practice, one standard: every set is checked against real fabrication tolerances before it reaches your team.

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Granite and stone shop drawings

For — Stone fabricators, masonry contractors & quarries

Stone gets cut once. Every panel, sill, coping, tread, and cladding piece is detailed so the yard can cut it, tag it, and ship it without a second guess.

  • Elevations, sections & piece-mark schedules
  • Joint conditions & edge profiles dimensioned
  • Anchor details for the shop floor
  • Bedding, bonding & jointing per ASTM C615
Granite cladding panels on a building facade
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Shop tickets

For — Cutting floors & fabrication shops

Cut-ready tickets with exact dimensions, finish specs, and quantities per mark — so nothing is interpreted twice between the drawing and the saw.

  • Exact dimensions & quantities per mark
  • Finish specifications called out per piece
  • Variable conditions tracked individually
  • Directional finishes flagged before cutting
Shop drawing with piece marks on a detailing workstation
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Cast stone detailing

For — Cast stone producers & masonry contractors

Trim, coping, and ornamental elements drawn and coordinated against adjacent masonry and storefront systems — resolved before anything reaches the mold.

  • Trim, coping & ornamental profiles
  • Coordination with adjacent masonry
  • Storefront & opening interfaces
  • Reviewed before fabrication starts
Cast stone coping and trim on a building exterior
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ACM and facade systems

For — Cladding & building-envelope contractors

Panelization and subframe resolved against wind loads and rainscreen cavities — so the wall goes up the way it was drawn, not the way it was improvised.

  • Panelization & subframe layouts
  • Wind load & rainscreen cavity coordination
  • Sections through head, jamb, sill & weep path
  • Submittal-ready packages for GC & EOR review
Aluminium composite panel facade on a commercial building
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Outsourced CAD detailing

For — Detailing teams running at capacity

Drafting capacity that works inside your standards — your layers, your blocks, your title block, your part-number conventions. No headcount, no onboarding.

  • Your layers, blocks & title block
  • Your part-number conventions
  • Drafted from IFC drawings & markups
  • Flexible capacity for tight schedules
Detailer working on CAD shop drawings
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Revision and coordination

For — Project managers & submittal reviewers

Redline tracking with revision clouds and numbering for full traceability. Discrepancies get flagged and routed back before they reach the field.

  • Revision clouds & numbering
  • Full traceability across issues
  • Discrepancies flagged early
  • Routed back before reaching the field
Coordinating shop drawings across two screens
Where our drawings end up

The building changes. The material doesn’t.

We detail stone, wherever it lands. Our sets have gone out for university buildings, hospitals, and retail facades — and for single-family homes with one granite entrance. If the project has stone on it, we can draw it.

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    University & campus buildings

    Granite and cast stone facade packages for academic buildings, detailed around phased construction schedules.

  • 02

    Hospitals & healthcare

    Stone cladding and entrance details for healthcare facilities, coordinated around occupied-building constraints.

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    Retail & supermarket facades

    Storefront and facade stone packages on fast-track retail schedules, with shop tickets issued straight to the yard.

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    Commercial & residential

    Office exteriors, multi-family cladding, or a single residential entrance — the scope changes, the standard doesn’t.

Common questions

Before you send your first set of elevations

Q1

What is a shop drawing, exactly?

A detailed, dimensioned drawing produced from architectural design documents, showing exactly how a stone, ACM, or facade component should be fabricated and installed — panel sizes, anchors, joints, and tolerances included.

Q2

Do you work across the US and Canada remotely?

Yes — we work entirely through digital files and calls with contractors, fabricators, and architecture firms across both countries.

Q3

What file formats do you deliver?

Typically DWG, PDF, and coordinated Revit/BIM exports — matching your existing drawing standards and layer conventions.

Q4

How long does a typical set take?

Most projects move from intake to a first build-ready issue within a few weeks, with faster turnaround on revision cycles.

Q5

Can you join a project already in progress?

Yes — we regularly step into projects mid-way, working from existing elevations, CAD files, or prior shop drawings to reach build-ready status.

Ready when you are

Tell us which service your project needs.