Precisely measure and visualize plans before construction begins with 3D laser scanning and BIM Technologies
Pairing top-of-the-line technology with tenured experience, Ferguson Waterworks offers customers a comprehensive suite of project optimization solutions. Whether retrofitting an existing building with a new piping system or implementing a piping system into new construction, we use 3D scanning and BIM technologies for accurate and precise planning. As a result, our customers dodge costly roadblocks, achieve project timelines, and lower their total cost of ownership.
Contact us to use the newest 3D scanning technology to precisely measure and visualize plans before any construction project.

Why should professionals use Ferguson Waterworks' mobile 3D scanning services?
When harnessing our mobile 3D scanning services, you’ll receive a digital copy of the site rendering, building recommendations, and new system fabrication services based on the scan’s results. Utilizing these high-quality specs, both fabrication and installation solutions are optimized from the beginning. Consequently, our customers avoid costly delays and mistakes.
What are the benefits of industrial 3D scanning services?
- An advantage in keeping your building safe and up to code
- Expert associate support throughout the entire process
- A Faro 3D scan of the building or site for accurate measurements
- A digital copy to use for precise planning and future reference
- Expert recommendations and building system fabrication
How do 3D scans work?
Our experts come to your site or building to take precise 3D scans of your physical spaces, providing you with virtual assets that will inform your future projects. Throughout this simple, three-step, mobile 3D scanning process, you’ll have access to our associates to meet every detail and answer your site-specific questions, but it’s always best to start with the basics.
Scan
One of our expert associates comes to your site to complete a scan of the space using Faro 3D laser scanning technology. This process involves using horizontal and vertical ranged lasers to measure the distance between the scanner and all objects in the room, providing far more specific and exact information than a simple photo. The size of the building will help determine how long the scanning process takes, but it can be anywhere from a couple of hours to a couple of days.
Assess
After the scan, you’ll receive a fully registered and processed digital copy of your 3D scan. This digital rendering of your space makes it easy to visualize your planned building systems as they would appear within the building conditions, even when working around pipework or other permanent physical objects.
Install
Use your fully registered and process point cloud to model your project accurately. Then, take advantage of our expert Virtual Design and Construction (VDC) team’s services to provide a full suite of solutions, including modeling and detailing, pipe fabrication, diagnostics, and project management.