Overflow millwork drafting support
Flexible drafting capacity for growing millwork workloads.
Makro Draft joins your existing team when commercial projects, submittals, and drawing scopes create a period of additional drafting demand.
When Makro Draft joins the work
Support for active project growth and changing drawing workloads.
Bring Makro Draft in when a new award expands the work, several drawing scopes move together, or your team wants flexible capacity for a defined project phase.
Where we contribute
Commercial millwork drawing scopes including active shop drawings, submittals, design coordination, redlines, and phased project work.
How we get started
Share the architectural set, drawing scope, priorities, AutoCAD standards, reference files, and required submittal dates.
How the work moves
A flexible drafting rhythm that fits your team.
Share project information
We review the active project information, drawing scope, priorities, AutoCAD standards, and timing.
Align on scope and standards
We align drawing requirements, review contacts, file conventions, and milestones with your team.
Prepare the drawing set
Makro Draft prepares the agreed drawing sets, supports review, and updates agreed comments and redlines.
What your team receives
Drafting capacity that fits your existing system.
Shop drawings and AutoCAD filesDrawing information developed around the agreed commercial millwork scope.
Active submittal supportClear drawing sets organized for your internal and design-team review path.
Flexible revision supportAgreed comments and redlines incorporated into the current drawing set.
Start with the project
Bring flexible drafting capacity to your next project phase.
Send the scope, drawing references, AutoCAD standards, and required submittal date.
Questions
Questions before you send the scope.
How Makro Draft works with your standards
Makro Draft works from the drawing standards, title blocks, AutoCAD layer conventions, and review process your team provides.
How timing is confirmed
Timing is confirmed after reviewing the drawing scope, available information, submittal date, and anticipated review cycle.
How revision support works
Agreed comments and redlines are incorporated into the current drawing set as part of the review cycle.