Existing conditions
Buildings, driveways, patios, and access routes establish the context for proposed work. Use reliable site information and identify what needs checking.
Relden Draw
Put proposed outdoor work in context.
Use Relden Draw’s shapes, polylines, architectural lengths, and labels to communicate contractor site concepts: buildings, access, equipment, and proposed outdoor improvements.
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Site-layout concepts
A location means more when you can see what surrounds it.
Proposed equipment
Use labeled shapes for equipment footprints and text for placement notes. Enter known lengths in feet and inches so the layout relates to your field measurements.
Work boundaries
A useful contractor layout makes the proposed work area clear without presenting assumptions about a property as established facts.
Prepare the site information
Start from measurements you can support.
Gather the available survey, field measurements, site photos, and project requirements before preparing a layout. Identify the existing features that affect the work and the locations still to be confirmed.
Draw organizes linework and shapes on layers in a single-sheet drawing Plan. It does not establish surveyed boundaries or replace authoritative site documentation. Survey import, PDF underlays, mapping, and permit-ready output are not included in V1.
Explore the Takeoff workflow
Already have a plan? Start with Takeoff.
See how measurements, manual counts, and reviewed symbol matches stay connected to existing PDF plans.
Explore Relden Takeoff
Draw is coming soon. Voice is planned.