Revit to CAD Services
We have a specialized team to convert Revit to CAD documents. We assist your engineering plans, electrical schematics, plumbing drawing or architectural designs to look professional with 100% accuracy.
It delivers clash-free, coordinated drawings in which we coordinate, resolve conflicts in our customers’ Revit model and provide them with conflict-free CAD output.
It is common practice to convert a Revit to CAD for the construction phase of a project. The reasons for converting it are many. Although a thorough design is developed during Revit, very few changes to the design should initially be required during construction.
At Acura BIM, we have an efficient design team that can convert the Revit model to CAD based on your needs and requirements.
We protect your export layer template file. Every time you export CAD formats from Revit, it also protects any additional data in the Revit file. It is certain that the highly talented and longstanding design team at Acura BIM with their state-of-the-art know-how will be able to convert your project to CAD format within the deadline and avoid possible errors.
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Revit to CAD Services
- Provides fast and accurate feedback on timescales and methodologies.
- Provides a clear impression of how the asset will appear, rather than having to envisage that from plans or Gantt charts.
- Improved lead time identification which can reduce total construction duration.
- It is powerful tool for communicating the impact of built assets
- Reduces overall delivery costs for clients.
- Enhances coordination and eliminates rework.
- Provides rapid feedback on design or methodology changes to the teams.

FAQ
1. What is Revit to CAD Conversion?
Revit to CAD conversion is the process of converting a Revit model (RVT file format) into a format that can be used by AutoCAD or other CAD software, most commonly the DWG or DXF formats. This conversion is essential when sharing files between teams or stakeholders who rely on CAD software, as Revit and CAD programs are not always directly compatible.
2. Why would I need Revit to CAD Services?
You may need Revit to CAD conversion services for several reasons:
- Collaboration with CAD Users: If your team uses Revit but others rely on AutoCAD, conversion allows seamless collaboration and sharing of project files.
- Client or Stakeholder Requirements: Some clients or project stakeholders prefer or require CAD files for reviewing, documenting, or revising designs.
- Software Limitations: Certain partners or contractors may not use Revit, and CAD files are often the default for construction documentation.
- Interoperability: Ensures that your project data can be used across different design and construction platforms, regardless of the software being used.
3. What formats are involved in Revit to CAD conversion?
The most common formats used for Revit to CAD conversion include:
- DWG (AutoCAD Drawing): The most widely used format for 2D and 3D CAD drawings.
- DXF (Drawing Exchange Format): A CAD file format that allows data exchange between AutoCAD and other software.
- DGN (MicroStation): A file format for Bentley Systems’ MicroStation, sometimes used by other CAD systems.
- PDF: A format used for final documentation and plans that can be shared for review.
- RFA (Revit Family Files): Although not a CAD format, RFA files are often converted for custom component details.
4. What are the key benefits of Revit to CAD conversion?
Revit to CAD conversion provides several advantages:
- Improved Collaboration: Enables teams that rely on AutoCAD to collaborate with Revit users.
- Widely Accepted Format: CAD formats, especially DWG, are universally accepted and easier to manage for most construction and design teams.
- Simplified Documentation: CAD files are often required for construction documentation, helping streamline the review and approval process.
- Flexible Workflows: Some teams prefer the flexibility and tools offered by AutoCAD for detailing, drafting, and final revisions.
- Integration with Legacy Projects: Many older projects may use CAD files, and conversion ensures compatibility with these legacy designs.
5. What are the limitations of Revit to CAD conversion?
Some limitations of converting Revit to CAD include:
- Loss of Parametric Data: Revit’s parametric design elements, such as adjustable parameters and intelligent behaviors, do not translate directly into CAD. CAD files will be static and lack these features.
- Complexity of 3D Models: 3D models from Revit might lose some level of detail or interaction when converted to CAD, especially with complex geometries and objects.
- Layer Management: Revit and AutoCAD use different layer systems, and conversion might require manual adjustments to organize the layers correctly in CAD.
- File Size: Large Revit models can create large CAD files that may be slow to work with or difficult to manage, requiring optimization.
- Incomplete Conversion: Certain complex Revit components, such as families and custom elements, may not convert perfectly into CAD, requiring additional cleanup or adjustments.
6. How much do Revit to CAD conversion services cost?
The cost of Revit to CAD conversion depends on:
- Complexity of the Model: More detailed or intricate designs will cost more to convert.
- File Size: Larger models require more resources and time to convert.
- Service Provider: Rates can vary depending on the service provider’s location, experience, and reputation.
- Customization Needs: If the conversion requires special handling or additional clean-up, it will affect the price.
On average, Revit to CAD conversion services can range from $50 to $150 per hour. Some service providers may offer fixed pricing based on the complexity and size of the project.
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