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Drafting support that keeps the shop moving.

Nearshore shop drawings, redline support, and drafting capacity for U.S. architectural millwork shops.

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Where work stalls

When drafting queues grow, the shop feels it.

Capacity pressure rarely stays inside engineering. It moves into approvals, revisions, project coordination, and production.

What LinkDraft does

Drafting capacity that fits your workflow.

We work inside your templates, layers, details, and review rhythm—not around them.

The direct link between drafting backlog and the information your shop needs next.

  • Shop drawingsPlans, elevations, sections, details, and schedules based on project requirements.
  • Redlines & revisionsCoordinated markups and approved changes incorporated into the drawing set.
  • Production documentationClear technical information organized for review and downstream shop use.
  • Drawing coordinationMissing information and drawing conflicts flagged clearly for client direction.

Two ways to work

Choose the capacity model that fits the workload.

Project-Based Support

Defined scope and deliverables for a specific project, package, or backlog.

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Dedicated Drafting Capacity

Planned monthly capacity that works inside your standards and review rhythm.

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Why LinkDraft

Built around the way millwork shops operate.

Remote support only works when communication, files, and responsibility stay clear.

U.S.-hours aligned

Questions, redlines, and coordination move during your working day.

Production-aware

Drawing decisions stay connected to how the work will be reviewed and built.

Flexible drafting capacity

Add project-based support or planned monthly capacity as workload changes.

Standards-first onboarding

Your templates, details, naming, and review path are captured before work scales.

Clean source files

Layers, naming, references, and handoffs follow the agreed file standard.

The process

Start controlled. Scale with confidence.

Every engagement follows a visible path from the first conversation to the final handoff.

  1. 01

    Discovery

    Tell us what is backed up, what is due, and where your team needs support.

  2. 02

    Scope & estimate

    We review the inputs, software, deliverables, review rounds, and target dates.

  3. 03

    Standards onboarding

    We capture your templates, layers, details, naming, and construction preferences.

  4. 04

    Technical kickoff

    Contacts, open questions, responsibilities, and the source of truth are confirmed.

  5. 05

    First drawing set

    Drafting begins and a complete review set is issued for coordinated feedback.

  6. 06

    Redlines & final review

    Approved markups are incorporated and the package moves through the agreed review gate.

  7. 07

    Handoff & next step

    Final files are delivered as scoped, and accepted feedback carries into the next package.

Start with one package

Start with a controlled first package.

Tell us what is backed up, what is due, and how your team reviews drawings. We’ll review the fit and recommend the next step.

What to include

  • Project type or drafting bottleneck
  • Software, templates, or drafting standards
  • Target deadline or review date
  • Whether you need project-based support or dedicated drafting capacity

Other ways to reach us

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For active projects, WhatsApp can be used for quick coordination after onboarding.

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