Frequently Asked Questions

BIM clash detection is the process of identifying and resolving conflicts between architectural, structural, and MEP (mechanical, electrical, plumbing) systems in a building model. It helps prevent costly errors, reduce delays, and ensures smooth coordination before construction begins.

As a leading BIM coordination and clash detection service provider, we help detect and resolve both hard clashes (physical overlaps, like a pipe intersecting a beam) and soft clashes (violations of clearance zones needed for safety or maintenance).

We use industry-leading tools such as Autodesk Revit and Navisworks to perform automated clash detection and generate detailed coordination reports.

Yes, our services include MEP clash detection for HVAC, plumbing, and electrical systems, ensuring they integrate seamlessly with architectural and structural components.

Absolutely. We offer clash detection and 3D BIM coordination for large-scale infrastructure projects like bridges and tunnels, as well as industrial facilities with complex layouts and equipment.

We deliver detailed coordination drawings and clash-free 3D models that are ready for fabrication and installation.

BluEnt’s quality control process includes rigorous quality checks, compatibility with industry-standard formats, and ongoing support for revisions. We follow international quality management systems to maintain high standards.

BluEnt’s clients include architects, engineers, interior designers, and construction companies working on commercial, residential, infrastructure, and industrial projects.

BIM coordination and clash detection services pricing depends on project size, complexity, and required LOD. We offer flexible packages for clash detection services, MEP coordination, and full BIM coordination. Contact us for a custom quote tailored to your scope and timeline or check our pricing details here.

Yes. BluEnt delivers BIM coordination services virtually through industry-leading cloud platforms. We stay connected via kick-off meetings, scheduled calls, Microsoft Teams, emails, and desktop sharing for real-time coordination.