Prior to the Trimble X9, we relied on field measurements and photos to lay out our equipment and process ductwork. Now, with the scanner we no longer have issues with missing photos or dimensions
CHRIS PENEGOR
Superintendent
With the Trimble scanner, we are able to accurately lay out the job site in CAD using the scans as a reference. It also reduces travel and surveying time on existing jobs, as we can use older scans to accurately quote and lay out new work
AUSTIN TYLER
Drafter and Surveyor
Using the 3D scanner, our team was able to complete a remodel job that would have been nearly impossible without it. With the help of the scanner, our entire BIM and Field teams have successfully completed jobs under budget
JULIO VILLALOBOS
VDC Manager
A boiler system shutdown left a building uninsured, leaving two weeks to complete a full replacement and restore service. After scanning the site, bringing the data to Revit, we fabricated the tie-ins in two days, completed installation in two days, and restored water service without the project team leaving the office
MICHAEL JOHNSON
Mechanical Pipe BIM Coordinator
With the X9 Scanner, we are able to leverage prefabrication strategies while navigating existing conditions confidently. Recently, we used the X9 to scan an existing riverwalk with no prior documentation, allowing us to accurately coordinate the various utilities affected by it
DANIEL CEDENO
VDC Manager
The project required strict X-ray verification and involved numerous pipes emerging at odd angles that needed precise connections. By utilizing the scanner, we were able to shift 90% of the field welds to a controlled environment, resulting in a better-than-anticipated outcome with a perfect fit rate
COLE DOLLAR
Steam Fitter/VDC
We currently have a project that began before we had the Trimble X9 scanner. Initially, we relied on a previous site visit and customer drawings. After returning with the scanner, we discovered a critical duct location was off by a foot. This would have resulted in a costly and time-consuming field adjustment
CHRIS PENEGOR
Mechanical Engineering Manager