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    Scan to BIM
    Geomatics & CAD · Point Cloud Processing

    Scan to BIM

    We convert your existing facility’s point cloud into a genuine Revit BIM model — structural and architectural elements and MEP systems built on actual measurements, not guesswork — at the level of detail that serves your goal (LOD 200 for studies, 300 for design and renovation, 400 for fabrication and construction). We fit the model to the cloud, document deviations in an accuracy report, and deliver .rvt and IFC plus 2D drawings extracted from the model itself.

    Turnaround
    15–45 working days depending on complexity
    Deliverables
    4

    By the numbers

    LOD 200–400
    Level of detail
    15–45 days
    Turnaround
    Revit + IFC
    Output formats

    The problem we solve

    Managing or renovating an existing facility without an accurate model means decisions built on outdated or missing drawings. We turn laser scans into a true-to-reality BIM model every discipline can trust.

    Who needs this service

    Consultants, facility managers, retrofit contractors, and industrial-plant owners who need a reliable as-built model.

    When you need this service

    • To build a BIM model for an existing facility without drawings
    • For renovation and retrofit projects needing accurate documentation
    • For asset and facility management

    How we execute

    1. 1

      Receive the point cloud and set LOD and disciplines

    2. 2

      Model structural, architectural, and MEP elements

    3. 3

      Fit the model to the cloud and check accuracy

    4. 4

      Deliver Revit/IFC and extracted 2D drawings

    What we need from you

    • Processed Point Cloud (or we process it as a separate service)
    • Required Level of Detail (LOD 200/300/400)
    • Disciplines to model (structural/architectural/MEP)

    What you receive

    • Revit model (.rvt) at the agreed level of detail
    • IFC export for cross-software compatibility
    • 2D drawings extracted from the model
    • Model accuracy report against the source Point Cloud

    Equipment & methodology

    We equip this service from our owned fleet of 90 instruments:

    Terrestrial 3D laser scanner

    Laser scanners

    Terrestrial 3D laser scanning that captures dense point clouds for scan-to-BIM and as-builts.

    We own and operate our field fleet — our site shots carry the “From our field work” chip, alongside class-reference photos.

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    Frequently asked

    What's the difference between LOD 200 and LOD 300?+

    LOD 200 captures approximate sizes; LOD 300 includes precise details and real-world dimensions. The right choice depends on the model's purpose.

    Do you provide Clash Detection?+

    Yes, we use Navisworks for clash detection between disciplines. Priced separately per project.

    How much does Scan to BIM cost?+

    Pricing is scoped to the project: location and area, input quality, required deliverables, and review rounds. After reviewing the requirements we provide a written quote stating cost and schedule before work starts; there is no published fixed tariff for this service.

    Can we start if I do not have a laser scan yet?+

    Yes — we perform the field laser scan with our own equipment as a first service, then registration and processing, then modeling, so you work with one team from site to the final Revit model with no quality loss between stages.

    From the field

    Our crews on real projects

    Real photographs from GeoGiza's field projects across Egypt and the region.

    Our guarantees to you

    We take the risk off your project — so you can commit with confidence.

    Accuracy guarantee

    If a deliverable misses the agreed accuracy spec, we re-survey and correct it at no extra cost.

    On-time commitment

    We agree the delivery schedule up front and keep you updated at every stage until it's met.

    Full confidentiality

    Every engagement is covered by an NDA. Your data and drawings are never shared.

    You own the files

    You receive the editable source files (DWG, DXF and more) — full ownership, no lock-in.