Large-Format Plan & Document Scanning
Preserve Plans, Maps and Oversized Documents Digitally
Beeline + Blue provides high-resolution large-format scanning for architects, engineers, contractors, municipalities, government agencies and organizations that need to preserve oversized documents and make them easier to access.
We scan blueprints, construction drawings, maps, engineering plans, historic records and other large-format documents, converting physical originals into organized digital files for archiving, sharing and future reference.
Large-Format Scanning for AEC and Archival Projects
Our wide-format scanning equipment captures fine detail from oversized documents while helping protect the original.
Beeline + Blue has scanned everything from historic county records and maps to DNR plans and decades-old construction drawings. Whether you have a few plans or boxes of archived documents, we can help create a digital library that is easier to manage and access.
We Scan:
- Architectural drawings
- Construction plans
- Blueprints
- Engineering drawings
- Maps
- Site plans
- Historic records
- Municipal and county documents
- Facility plans
- Archived project drawings
Improve Faded and Historic Documents
Older plans and blueprints are not always easy to read.
Our scanning process can improve contrast on faded drawings and invert traditional blueprints to create clearer digital files. We can scan at high resolution to preserve fine lines, notes and other important details that may be difficult to see on aging originals.
Organized the Way You Need It
Digitizing documents is most useful when the files are easy to find later.
Beeline + Blue can save scanned documents as high-resolution PDFs or JPEGs and follow your preferred file-naming system to help keep archives organized.
Completed files can be provided electronically or on digital storage media, depending on the size and needs of the project.
Protect the Original. Improve Access.
Scanning large-format documents helps preserve valuable originals while giving your team faster access to the information inside them.
Digital files are easier to store, duplicate, share and reference, making large-format scanning especially valuable for old construction records, facility documentation, historic archives and frequently referenced plans.
