Start with the question.
What must fit, connect, change, or be documented? We agree on the relevant areas, outputs, and accuracy expectations.
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Know the space before you design or plan. We turn existing conditions into measurable point clouds, usable drawings, and 3D models.


What we deliver
Get the information your next decision needs. Scope, detail, coordinates, and file formats are agreed before work begins.
From scan to clear documentation
Explore measured conditions, design models, and project photographs. All four examples include interactive scan and model viewers.
01 / Stair & landing railsMeasured site · Design model · Project photo ↗
02 / Monostringer staircaseInteractive 3D ↗Measured site · Design model · Project photo ↗
03 / Whole-house handrailsMeasured site · Design model · Project photo ↗
04 / Deck & stair railsMeasured site · Design model · Project photo ↗
What must fit, connect, change, or be documented? We agree on the relevant areas, outputs, and accuracy expectations.
Terrestrial scans record visible conditions. Registration, cleanup, drawings, and scoped modeling make the record useful.
Review geometry from the office, coordinate around constraints, and give design and coordination teams the same reference.
Hands-on project & workflow support
We help your team put reality-capture information to work, from the first walkthrough to a repeatable process for everyday projects.
Work through an initial project with hands-on guidance using your point clouds, drawings, models, and agreed software workflow.
Get help with file handoffs, review steps, and practical questions as your team begins using the process on active projects.
Review what is working, resolve sticking points, and plan the next stage as more projects or team members come on board.
Built around your team
We tailor the capture and deliverables to the way your team designs, coordinates, or operates a building.
Measured form
Structure, curves and surface detail, seen through terrestrial scan data.
Understand the data
Existing drawings and real buildings can tell different stories. NIST’s research on as-built modeling from laser scans explains how measured conditions become a digital reference. For your team, the useful question is simple: which information will help you decide?
Point clouds, models, and accuracy explained ↗Close to the work
Our local focus is Greenville and the Upstate, with regional and continental US projects planned around access, scope, and travel.
Explore our service area ↗Before we scan
A point cloud is a set of measured 3D points that records visible surfaces. Teams can revisit it to understand dimensions, clearances, and spatial relationships.
That depends on the decision. Some teams work directly from the point cloud. Others need CAD drawings, selected modeled elements, or detail views. We help scope the useful output.
Yes. We can work alongside your team on a first project, explain the delivered files, and help you put the workflow into everyday use. Hands-on sessions, early-project involvement, and follow-up support are agreed around your needs and proposal.
We plan access and scan positions around the site’s operating conditions. Occupancy, safety requirements, blocked areas, and working hours are reviewed before mobilization.
Accuracy is agreed for the project’s intended use. Coverage, control, registration, and modeling choices all matter. We review critical requirements rather than promise one universal tolerance.
No. It is a virtual camera moving around an actual terrestrial point cloud and exported design model. PRC currently offers terrestrial scanning, not aerial drone services.
Let’s define the useful next step
Plans, photos, or a straightforward description are enough to start.