The walls close. The record stays.

The Problem

Once insulation and drywall go up, much of the most important work in a new home disappears from view. Framing, plumbing, electrical, HVAC, blocking and service routes become difficult—or impossible—to reference later. Builders are often left relying on scattered photos, memory, or opening walls to answer future questions.

The Solution

HoLDS New Build Capture creates a measured, navigable 360° record of the home during construction, before critical details are concealed. We can return again at completion to document the finished property and create a clear record of what was handed over to the client: what was built, what was installed, and the conditions at handover.

Why It Matters

The builder and homeowner gain a lasting visual reference that can support warranty work, homeowner handover, future repairs, renovations and long-term ownership. Builders also have visual proof of their quality and standards, showing the workmanship behind their promises.

The HoLDS Difference

This is not construction photography. HoLDS uses LiDAR and 360° imaging to create a spatially organized record of what was actually built and a measurable reference of where important services and structure are behind walls.

The Problem

Most homeowners have surprisingly little organized information about their property. Photos are scattered, measurements are incomplete, equipment information is hard to find, and years later it can be difficult to remember how the property looked or what was installed.

The Solution

HoLDS Existing Property Capture creates a measured virtual walkthrough and digital record of the property as it exists today. It gives the owner one clear, navigable reference for the home’s layout, spaces and visible property information.

Why It Matters

That record can be useful for maintenance, future renovations, insurance documentation, resale, ownership planning and simply understanding the property better.

Optional Systems Tagging can also document major systems and appliances, including identifying information where accessible. It requires a floor-plan upgrade, which we include in your quote when needed.

The HoLDS Difference

Real estate photography is designed to market a home. HoLDS Capture is designed to document it for future use.

The Problem

Renovations create valuable information that disappears quickly. Once walls and ceilings close, it becomes difficult to know where new plumbing, electrical, framing, HVAC, blocking or other improvements were installed. Before-and-after photographs rarely tell the whole story.

The Solution

HoLDS Renovation Capture can document the project at key stages—before work begins, before rough-in work is covered, and after the renovation is complete. The result is a lasting visual history showing:

What existed. What changed. What was delivered.

Why It Matters

Contractors can better document their workmanship. Owners gain a useful record for future repairs and renovations. Both parties have a clearer reference if questions arise later.

The HoLDS Difference

Instead of a folder of disconnected progress photos, HoLDS creates a measured, navigable record of the renovation and the work that will eventually disappear from sight.

The Problem

Architects, designers, renovators and construction professionals often spend valuable time travelling to existing buildings to measure rooms, photograph conditions, sketch layouts and collect information before design can even begin. That work is necessary—but it is not usually the highest-value use of design staff.

The Solution

HoLDS Capture Survey documents the existing building in one professional site visit using LiDAR and 360° imaging. Depending on the project, deliverables can include:

• CAD-ready DWGs
• RMS-compliant measured floor plans
• Exterior elevations
• Site information
• Point-cloud / DXF data
• Navigable 360° virtual walkthrough

Why It Matters

The design team receives an accurate existing-condition reference they can work from without having to recreate the entire property from manual measurements and photographs.

The HoLDS Difference

We are not taking listing photos. We are collecting existing-condition information for professional design and construction use.