What we provide
We break the coordinated piping into spools sized for your shop and your transport, then sheet each one with everything the fabricator needs: cut lengths, fittings, weld locations and a bill of material.
The break points are chosen against field conditions, not just drawn where the line happens to end.
Deliverables
What you get
Spool breakdown sized for shop and transport
Bill of material and cut list per spool
Weld maps and weld numbering
Piece marks that match the isometrics and the field
The offer
First area field-ready in 10 business days
First area in 10 business days; the rest scheduled in install order.
Quote in 1–2 business days.
LOD 400 fab-ready model.
1,000+ shop drawing projects · 800+ high-rise floors coordinated.
Led by a licensed P.E. in NJ, NY and FL.
If the drawings aren’t approved, we keep fixing them at no charge until they are — and if it’s still not right, you get your money back.
US-based project manager on every job · 50+ person production team · NJ-based MEP engineering firm, PE-licensed in NJ, NY, FL
How we work to spec
Standards & technical scope
Spool numbering
A numbering scheme that survives from the model to the shop floor to the field.
ASME BPVC Section IX and AWS
Weld procedure and welder qualification referenced where the job requires it.
Shop welds versus field welds
The split decided with the fabricator, so the spool fits through the door and into the rack.
ASTM material specs
A53, A106 and A312 stated per spool for ordering and traceability.
Sample
What a spool sheet looks like
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