DETECT. REVIEW. PREVENT.
We review your construction docs before your contractor finds the problems.
We find conflicts, gaps, and coordination issues — then return them numbered, classified, and ready to fix before construction starts.
WHY REDLINE
Most construction problems are visible before the field.
Drawings, scopes, estimates, and specifications often show the problem before construction starts. Redline turns those hidden risks into a clear technical action list.
Reviewed by the same team already inside the project.
Done between meetings, deadlines, calls, and active site pressure.
Comments stay scattered across emails, screenshots, and notes.
Issues are not always ranked by severity or urgency.
Gaps between drawings, estimates, and specs can stay hidden.
Independent second review focused only on finding issues.
72-hour turnaround available for small review packages.
Redlines, issue register, severity, RFIs, and next steps.
Findings are ranked as High, Medium, Low, or Informational.
Plans, scopes, estimates, specs, notes, and exclusions reviewed.
COST OF LATE ISSUES
The later you find the issue, the more expensive it becomes.
A missing dimension, scope gap, coordination conflict, or unclear detail is cheap to fix while it is still on paper. Once it reaches procurement, fabrication, field work, or rework, the cost multiplies.
SERVICES
Five reviews. Five ways to catch what others miss.
Redline Markups reviews the documents that usually create field problems: plans, scopes, estimates, coordination notes, and risk items.
Plan Markups
We mark the exact locations where information is missing, unclear, conflicting, or likely to cause field confusion.
Risk Detection
Every finding is classified by severity so the team knows what needs attention before procurement or construction.
Estimate Review
Quantity checks, assumptions, exclusions, and alignment between estimate and drawings.
Scope Review
Responsibilities, overlaps, exclusions, and unclear scope between owner, GC, and trades.
Coordination Review
Cross-discipline review across architectural, structural, MEP, civil, and specifications.
See every review type, deliverable, and output included in a RedLine package.
PROCESS
From document upload to fixed-scope quote and report delivery.
Redline Markups follows a controlled workflow: receive the documents, check the scope, send a quote, begin after approval, and deliver a clear review package.
Send documents
Upload or email the plans, scopes, estimates, specifications, or reference files.
Scope check
We check document size, disciplines, complexity, review type, and deadline.
Quote approval
A fixed-scope quote is sent before review work begins.
Review begins
After approval, we review for conflicts, missing information, gaps, and risk items.
You receive the report
Your team receives redlined sheets, an issue register, suggested RFIs, severity levels, and recommended next steps.
View Full Process →SAMPLE REPORT
See the issues before they become field problems.
The issue register is the main deliverable: every finding is numbered, classified, assigned to a discipline, and written as a clear action item.
24″ supply duct conflicts W24×76 beam at Level 2. No clearance possible.
Sanitary line crosses beam elevation at restroom chase. Sleeve not coordinated.
Finish patching shown in notes but excluded from estimate scope.
Door tag shown on plan but missing from schedule.
REQUEST A QUOTE
Send the documents before the issue reaches the field.
Submit your project information first. Redline will review the document scope and send a fixed-scope quote before the review begins.
Use the form below to send your project information.
Submit this form first, then email your PDF, DWG, ZIP, or full document package to review@redlinemarkups.com.