Paper maps, engineering drawings, and site plans still line the shelves of many city planning departments, utility offices, and engineering firms.
If you’ve ever tried to locate an old set of blueprints or sift through rolled-up drawings stored in tubes, cabinets, or flat files, you know the struggle. Engineering firms, construction companies, and municipal agencies often deal with thousands of oversized documents—site plans, mechanical schematics, electrical layouts, as-builts—all vital, but hard to manage.
USA Imaging, Inc. scanned and digitized engineering documents for CLIMATEC, a respected building technology and energy solutions company in Poway, CA.
At USA Imaging, Inc., we hear it all the time—“I know I need to go digital, but I don’t know where to start.” Whether you're a business buried in paper files, a law office with decades of case files, or an individual with boxes of photos, scanning can feel overwhelming at first. But the good news? It doesn’t have to be. Here’s how to get started—step by step.