Los Angeles · 3D Scanning Services

3D Scanning Services in Glendale

Laser scans, Scan to BIM models, progress captures and virtual tours for Glendale buildings, delivered in the file formats your team already uses.

3D Scanning Services in Glendale

Glendale · 3D Scanning Services

Reality Capture for Glendale Projects

3D Scanning Los Angeles works for architects, engineers, general contractors, owners and agents in Glendale. We set up the scanner on site, register the data back at the office, and hand over point clouds, Revit models, CAD drawings or 360 tours, depending on what the job calls for. To see every type of capture we offer in one place, reality capture from one team lists all nine services with what each one delivers.

Office Towers on Brand Boulevard

Downtown Glendale has a cluster of mid-rise and high-rise office buildings along Brand Boulevard and Central Avenue. Tenant turnover keeps designers busy, and they need accurate backgrounds. We scan floors after hours and deliver floor plans, reflected ceiling plans and Revit models.

Retail and Mixed-Use Centers

The Americana at Brand and the Glendale Galleria anchor a busy retail district. Store remodels move fast and leave little time for field measuring. A scan captures storefronts, ceilings and back-of-house in one visit.

Hillside Homes and Local Permits

Glendale neighborhoods climb into the Verdugo and San Rafael hills, with many older homes on steep lots. Remodels there need accurate site and building data. Glendale has its own building and safety division and its own utility, Glendale Water and Power.

Our Services

Nine services, one scanning crew. Each page explains what we capture, what you get back and what drives the price.

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Construction 3D Scanning

Laser scans of work in place, checked against your design model, so slabs, walls, sleeves and embeds that land off position get caught before the next trade builds on them.

Construction 3D Scanning

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3D Construction Documentation

Dated 360° site walks pinned to your plans, from pre-construction conditions to pre-drywall captures and closeout, shared through Cupix, Matterport or your own platform.

3D Construction Documentation

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Drone Mapping

FAA-licensed drone flights that turn a site into orthomosaic maps, surface models, contours, stockpile volumes and 3D point clouds.

Drone Mapping

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As-Built Documentation & Drawings

Laser scans of existing buildings turned into Revit models, CAD floor plans, sections and elevations at the level of detail your design team needs.

As-Built Documentation & Drawings

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Digital Twin Services

Scanned, accurate building models linked to equipment data, so facility teams can find assets, plan work and train staff without walking the building.

Digital Twin Services

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Data Center Scanning

Laser scans of white space, power and cooling rooms captured around live equipment, with models for capacity planning, retrofits and new deployments.

Data Center Scanning

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Healthcare Facility Scanning

Laser scans of hospitals, clinics and medical offices captured under infection control rules, with as-builts for renovations and equipment upgrades.

Healthcare Facility Scanning

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Real Estate Virtual Tours

Matterport 3D tours, floor plans and photos for homes, rentals and commercial listings, with MLS-ready unbranded links.

Real Estate Virtual Tours

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Manufacturing & Industrial Scanning

Laser scans of plants, pipe racks, production lines and warehouses for retrofits, equipment installs and turnaround planning.

Manufacturing & Industrial Scanning

Frequently Asked Questions

What is 3D laser scanning?

A laser scanner sits on a tripod and spins, measuring the distance to millions of points around it. We move it through a building, then join the setups into one point cloud. That cloud is an accurate 3D record of the space that your team can measure, slice and model from.

How accurate is a 3D scan?

With a modern terrestrial scanner and good registration, most building scans land within a few millimeters over short distances, and within a fraction of an inch across a full floor. We state the expected accuracy in the scope and include a registration report with the data.

What files will I get back?

Point clouds usually ship as E57 and Autodesk ReCap (RCP) files. Models come as Revit, and drawings as AutoCAD DWG or PDF. Tours are delivered as Matterport or Cupix links. Tell us your software and we match it.

What does Scan to BIM mean?

It means our modelers use the point cloud to build a Revit model of the existing building. You pick the level of development, from simple walls and floors up to detailed ductwork, piping and structure.

Are you land surveyors?

No. We document buildings and sites for design, construction and facility work. In California, setting property lines or certifying elevations is land surveying and needs a licensed surveyor. When a project needs that, we tie our scans to your surveyor’s control points.

How long does a building scan take?

A house or a small office is often captured in a few hours. A mid-size commercial floor usually takes a day. Registration and cleanup take a few days after that, and modeling time depends on size and detail.

Do you scan outside Los Angeles?

Most of our work is in Los Angeles County, and we travel to Orange, Ventura and the Inland Empire counties for larger jobs. Ask when you call.

How do I get a price?

Send the address, the approximate square footage, a few photos if you have them, and what you need at the end. We reply with a written scope and fixed price, usually within one working day.

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Need a Building or Site Scanned?

Tell us the address, the size and the deliverable you have in mind. We will send a written scope and price.

Or call us now: (310) 844-0354

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