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Which format should I use for an existing design?

Whatever format you have

Section titled “Whatever format you have”

Our quote request form is built for large files: DWG, IFC, RVT, PDF, ZIP or anything else. Upload the complete package rather than selected sheets, because missing documents often contain information we would otherwise have to request later.

If you only have a sketch

Section titled “If you only have a sketch”

A hand-drawn sketch is also a perfectly useful starting point. It is often the fastest way to begin a meaningful discussion.

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