Strong in making sure it all fits.

Measure before you design.Certainty from the first step.

3D measurement precisely captures the existing situation so that design, engineering and execution can begin based on facts – not assumptions.

In rebuilding, renovation and redevelopment, the greatest risk is at the beginning of the process:
incomplete or inaccurate information about the existing situation.

With 3D measurement, we map buildings down to the millimeter level.
That data forms the basis for reliable designs, manufacturable engineering and predictable execution.

Why 3D measurement?

From assumptions to facts

Traditional surveying is time-consuming, fragmentary and prone to error.
3D surveying reveals the entire existing situation in a single visit:

building structure
floors, walls and ceilings
installations and obstacles
dimensions and heights

This creates one objective source of truth for all disciplines involved.

What does it provide?

Fewer surprises in design and implementation

Good design starts with the right pad.

3D measurement provides:

fewer design adjustments afterwards
reduced failure costs during construction
faster engineering
better coordination between parties

That means: peace of mind in the process and control of schedule and budget.

From scan to workable model

Data that is directly applicable

We do not provide single pointclouds, but usable models.

The scan will be:

processed into an as-built 3D model
integrated into Revit / BIM
Used as a foundation for design, engineering and permitting

Because design and engineering are on the same team at NewArmstrong, the data is applied right away.

Strong
from scan to drawing

When is 3D measurement essential?

3D measurement is particularly valuable with:

renovation and rebuilding
existing retail and supermarket locations
complex installations
short throughput times
locations where drawings are missing or unreliable

Measuring and modeling means fast insight into quantities for cost estimates and budgets. It means building without surprises, without extra work due to assumptions.

In those situations, measurement is not an extra step, but a prerequisite for success.