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Plumb reviews fabrication drawing packages for coordination issues, inconsistencies, missing information, and other items that deserve attention before release.
The same systematic review process is applied to every package, with review criteria adapted to the trade, materials, and fabrication methods involved.
The checks change with the trade.
Beams, columns, connections, weldments.
Plumb reviews structural steel packages for the documentation and coordination issues that can create questions, delays, or rework once fabrication begins.
What we check that's specific to this trade
Aluminum, stainless, railings, decorative metals, and specialty fabrication.
Finish requirements, exposed connections, and coordination with adjacent construction can make small drawing inconsistencies expensive to correct later.
What we check that's specific to this trade
Custom casework, architectural millwork, joinery, and finish carpentry.
Millwork packages depend on many small decisions being documented consistently across plans, elevations, sections, schedules, and details.
What we check that's specific to this trade
FRP, GFRC, molded components, and composite assemblies.
Composite fabrication depends on clear material, mold, embed, finish, and connection information carrying consistently through the package.
What we check that's specific to this trade
Theme park, attraction, exhibit, and specialty scenic fabrication.
Themed work often combines multiple materials, fabrication methods, owner requirements, and finish systems inside the same package.
What we check that's specific to this trade
Sculpted rockwork, hardcoat, themed surfaces, and scenic finish systems.
Shape, texture, layering, durability, and finish intent all need to carry clearly from the design package into fabrication and installation.
What we check that's specific to this trade
Packages that combine multiple fabrication scopes.
Plumb reviews mixed-trade packages as a complete set while applying the appropriate criteria to each fabrication scope.
What we check that's specific to mixed-trade packages
Every package is reviewed across the same 14 review categories, including dimensions, materials, finishes, connections, cross-sheet consistency, fabrication readiness, scope boundaries, and engineering review flags.
The framework stays consistent. What Plumb looks for within it changes with the work.
See all 14 review categories →If you fabricate it, there’s a good chance Plumb can review it.
Our review criteria are built around fabrication practices, not a fixed list of trades, and we’re actively expanding support for additional trade categories.
If your specific trade isn’t listed yet, send us a package and we’ll tell you whether Plumb is a good fit for it.
Ask us →See what Plumb finds in your drawings.
Send us a package and compare Plumb’s findings against your existing QA process.
Your team keeps its review process. Plumb adds another systematic pass before the drawings move downstream.
