Find Coordination Conflicts Before They Find Your Margin

RFIs Pile Up Because the Drawings Were Never Fully Coordinated

A duct running through a beam, a pipe penetrating a shear wall, a dimension that doesn't add up between the architectural and structural sets. These conflicts exist in the drawings long before your crews find them. By the time an RFI hits your desk, the clock on rework cost has already started.

Manual Plan Review Misses What Volume and Complexity Hide

Your team is experienced, but no preconstruction reviewer can cross-reference hundreds of sheets across six disciplines and catch every conflict before bid or GMP. The sheer volume of a large commercial set makes gaps inevitable. AI plan review finds what manual review misses because it doesn't fatigue, skip sheets, or lose track of cross-discipline references.

Scope Gaps Turn Into Change Orders That Eat Your Fee

Missing specifications, uncoordinated scope boundaries between trades, and code deficiencies that surface during inspection all become your problem to manage. Change orders erode the margin you built the estimate around. The owner remembers the final cost, not the reason for it.

You Find Out About Problems When Fixing Them Is Most Expensive

The cost to resolve a conflict in a drawing set is a fraction of the cost to resolve it after concrete is placed or MEP is roughed in. Most GC teams don't have a systematic way to front-load that discovery. Preconstruction review that actually covers the full drawing set changes that math entirely.

Catch Constructability Problems Before the Estimate Is Final

InspectMind's constructability review flags sequencing conflicts, access constraints, missing details, and scope gaps that drive field rework. You get findings with the exact sheet references so your team can confirm them in context. Identifying these issues at bid or GMP stage protects the number you're signing your name to.

Identify Code Violations Before the Jurisdiction Does

InspectMind's plan check review compares your submitted drawings against applicable building codes and flags deficiencies with the specific code section cited. Catching a violation before permit submission or inspection costs almost nothing to resolve. Catching it after an inspection failure costs time, credibility, and schedule.

Resolve MEP Coordination Conflicts in the Drawing Set, Not the Ceiling

MEP conflicts are the single largest source of field RFIs on most commercial projects. InspectMind's MEP plan review cross-references mechanical, electrical, and plumbing drawings against each other and against architectural and structural constraints. Conflicts flagged here get resolved in a coordination meeting, not in a ceiling that has to come back down.

Verify Structural Drawings Before You Pour or Erect Anything

InspectMind's structural review checks for missing details, connection conflicts, and coordination gaps between structural and architectural drawings. Errors in structural documents are among the most expensive to correct once work is in place. Surfacing them in preconstruction keeps the fix in the design team's hands, not yours.

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47 Issues That Would Have Cost Millions if They Reached the Field

Cold Summit Development's team put it plainly: InspectMind caught 47 issues that would have cost millions if they had made it to the field. For a GC, that's the difference between a profitable project and a painful one. Every one of those findings came with a specific drawing reference so the team could act on it immediately.

2,731 Issues Found Across All Disciplines on a Single Commercial Project

On a large commercial development in Ottawa, InspectMind identified 2,731 issues spanning MEP, structural, civil, and architectural drawings before construction began. That volume of cross-discipline conflicts would have generated hundreds of RFIs and change orders if they had surfaced in the field. Finding them in preconstruction gave the project team time to resolve them without schedule or cost consequences.

906 Issues Including 164 Critical Violations, All Before the First Worker Arrived

On a commercial office renovation, InspectMind found 906 issues including 164 critical code violations before mobilization. Each finding included the specific drawing sheet and the applicable code reference, so the team could prioritize and resolve them without guesswork. Critical violations found before work begins are a design problem. Found during inspection, they become a GC problem.