AutoCAD Millwork Drafting Services for Precision Shop Drawings

We draft in AutoCAD because that's what millwork shops, architects, and GCs use. You get accurate 2D plans, elevations, sections, and 3D models in the format everyone on your project already works with.

File Format Headaches

Architects, engineers, and GCs all work in AutoCAD. When your shop drawings show up in a proprietary format, coordination falls apart. Markups get lost, RFIs pile up, and your team wastes hours converting files instead of building.

Messy AutoCAD Files Cause Shop Floor Confusion

Random layer names, inconsistent line weights, and missing title blocks make drawings hard to read. Fabricators misread dimensions, material callouts get missed, and rework becomes the norm.

More Work Than Your Drafting Team Can Handle

You have more projects than drafters. Hiring full-time is expensive and slow, but turning down work means lost revenue. Peak season overwhelms your team, and slow periods leave them idle.

Revisions Are Holding Up Production

Architect revisions, field changes, and client modifications keep piling up. If your drafting pipeline can't keep pace, production stalls. Late drawings mean idle CNC machines and missed install dates.

Native .DWG Files, Ready to Use

Every drawing ships as a native .DWG file that's fully editable, properly layered, and opens in any version of AutoCAD. Your architects, GCs, and subs can mark up, overlay, and coordinate without conversion headaches.

AIA/NCS-Compliant Drawing Standards

We follow AIA CAD Layer Guidelines and National CAD Standards for layer naming, line weights, dimension styles, and title blocks. Our drawings fit right into any project documentation set.

Scale Your Drafting Team Up or Down

Add drafting capacity based on your project load. Our AutoCAD drafters work as part of your team with no hiring, no training, and no overhead. Handle peak seasons without turning away work.

Revisions Back in 24-48 Hours

Our team works across time zones so you can submit markups at end of day and get updated drawings by morning. Your production schedule stays on track, even through multiple revision rounds.

  • 2D floor plans with millwork locations
  • Elevation drawings with material callouts
  • Section and detail drawings at 1:1 scale
  • 3D AutoCAD models for visualization
  • Panel and component cut lists
  • Hardware and fastener schedules
  • Assembly sequence drawings
  • CNC-compatible DXF export files
  • Permit-ready drawing packages
  • As-built documentation sets

Frequently Asked Questions

What version of AutoCAD do you use for millwork drafting?

We use the latest version and deliver files compatible with AutoCAD 2018 and newer. Everything is saved as native .DWG, so files open directly in AutoCAD, AutoCAD LT, BricsCAD, and other DWG-compatible software without any conversion.

Can you match our existing AutoCAD templates and standards?

Yes. Send us your title block, layer standards, dimension styles, and any company-specific guidelines. We'll set up your template and draft every project to your exact standards so drawings look like they came from your own team.

Do you provide 3D modeling in AutoCAD or only 2D drawings?

Both. For most millwork jobs, 2D plans, elevations, and sections are the main deliverables. When a project needs visualization or complex geometry verification, we build full 3D AutoCAD models you can rotate, section, and use for client presentations.

How do you handle field measurements and as-built conditions?

We work from your field measurements, laser scan data, or point cloud files. If you send site photos and tape measurements, we check dimensions against architectural drawings and flag discrepancies before we start drafting. This prevents costly field-fit issues during installation.

Can you export AutoCAD drawings for CNC machines?

Yes. We export clean DXF files optimized for CNC routers and panel saws. Geometry is drawn at 1:1 scale with proper layer separation for routing paths, drilling points, and edge banding. We test files against common CNC software before delivery.