ESI uses Building Information Modeling and CAD technology to optimize project coordination, reduce conflicts before they reach the field, and deliver more accurate, efficient electrical installations. Our BIM experts work alongside project teams from preconstruction through completion.
BIM allows all project trades to work from a shared 3D model, identifying conflicts before work begins in the field. For GCs and owners, this means fewer change orders, faster installation, and a smoother project from start to finish.
ESI uses Revit for design coordination and model fabrication, ensuring all electrical systems are coordinated with architectural, structural, and mechanical trades before installation begins.
ESI performs clash detection to identify and resolve conflicts between electrical systems and other building components early in the project, reducing costly rework in the field.
BIM models support accurate quantity takeoff and estimating, improving cost predictability for owners and GCs.
BIM models feed directly into ESI's Innovation Center prefabrication process. Components modeled in BIM are fabricated off-site in a controlled environment, improving quality, safety, and schedule.
ESI’s CAD team produces coordination drawings, conduit routing drawings, panel schedules, installation drawings, and as-built documentation. Our BIM and CAD functions are handled by the same team, working together from early project phases through project close-out.
ESI’s BIM capability is directly tied to our Innovation Center prefabrication shop. Components designed and coordinated in BIM are fabricated off-site at the Innovation Center in a controlled environment, improving safety, reducing installation time, and delivering a higher quality product to the jobsite.
From historic renovations and healthcare facilities to mission critical data centers and industrial plants, ESI has delivered quality electrical construction on some of Ohio’s most complex projects.