Regions we cover
- Salt Lake City
Utah 3D scanning across the Wasatch Front, where the Silicon Slopes technology corridor and the Salt Lake industrial and distribution base drive most of the demand.
Silicon Slopes between Lehi and Provo is campus and fit-out work: office and technology buildings captured between occupancies, with mechanical rooms, above-ceiling conditions and equipment rooms the recurring request. Growth here has been fast enough that record drawings frequently lag the building by several tenant cycles.
The Salt Lake industrial corridor carries distribution, manufacturing and cold storage buildings on the standard measurement scope — clear height, column grid, dock faces, racking and roof geometry. The region's position as an inland distribution point keeps that pipeline steady.
Downtown Salt Lake City and Sugar House add occupied offices, institutional buildings and a civic portfolio on capital cycles. Utah's seismic risk means retrofit documentation on older masonry buildings comes up regularly, and mountain terrain affects site survey and flight planning more than in flatter markets.
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Office, mechanical and equipment room documentation across the Silicon Slopes corridor.
Read the pageClear height, racking and refrigeration plant across the Salt Lake industrial corridor.
Read the pageEquipment layout, crane coverage and foundations across Wasatch Front manufacturing buildings.
Read the pageExisting conditions and seismic retrofit documentation for Salt Lake City public buildings.
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