CAD to BIM Conversion Services

MaRS Trans USA offers CAD to BIM services to its multi-disciplinary clients. We help them convert their 2D drawings into integrated Revit 3D models.

At MaRS Trans USA, we have a team of CAD Drafters, BIM Modelers, Architects, and Engineers to work on the CAD to BIM conversion services for small-scale to large-scale projects across the USA. We help architects, engineers, contractors, fabricators, and other construction professionals to convert dwg or dxf files to rvt and BIM enable files. Our team has vast experience in AutoCAD to Revit Conversion for residential, commercial, industrial, and infrastructure projects.

CAD files can work as a traditional method with some 2D drawings but BIM can work in a shared model and all stakeholders can work on the same platform at the same time. We assist our client for the whole BIM lifecycle during all phases of construction such as the design, construction, and operation phases. We can manage your construction project with advanced 4D and 5D BIM solutions with construction scheduling and budget planning. We need just CAD files as input and we provide multidiscipline BIM solutions.

Why move to BIM from CAD?

It is necessary to work on BIM rather than CAD platforms for complex projects. BIM not only contains 3D parametric models but can also include all types of building information with its parameters. In BIM software like Autodesk Revit, any design change will be automatically reflected in the construction document sheet. It will save the time and effort used during the manual changes in AutoCAD and other CAD softwares.

CAD files are hard to manage as it has different drawings for different disciplines. Sometimes difficulties may occur in identifying clashes and proper communication between other stakeholders. Meanwhile, A single-platform BIM can be a great option for clash-free design of internal disciplines and improve constructability via 3D visualization of the entire project with its HVAC, pipe, plumbing, electricals, architectural, and structural components. It definitely helps you to improve collaboration and coordination.

BIM integrates detailed information of building components which helps accurate quantity take-offs and cost estimation. On the other hand, CAD models do not have in-built quantity take-off features and require different resources for calculation.

80%
of major architecture firms in the US have transitioned to using BIM for their building design and documentation processes