Digitize Blueprints, Drawings, and Project Records with Precision and Security.
Since 1946, NapcoNet has supported architecture, engineering, and construction teams with cutting-edge imaging solutions. Today, our document scanning services help organizations in New Jersey, New York, and Connecticut securely digitize paper archives, construction drawings, facility documents, and more.
Whether you’re closing out a job site or transitioning your office to digital workflows, we provide large-format scanning, blueprint digitization, and AEC record management tailored to your needs.
Why Digitize Your Documents?
instantly search and retrieve files
Ensure data security and disaster recover
Ensure data security and disaster recovery
Archive construction drawings, permits, and closeout docs
Access documents remotely via cloud storage
Streamline AEC workflows and project management.
We Specialize in Large-Format Scanning.
Unlike generic scanning providers, we specialize in AEC, construction, and facility management needs — including large-format documents like:
Architectural blueprints
Site plans
MEP schematics
As-built drawings
Engineering diagrams
Facility maintenance records
Our advanced equipment ensures high-DPI, distortion-free scans with true-to-scale accuracy and crisp details — ideal for use in BIM software, cloud storage, or project closeouts.
We scan and digitize documents in PDF, TIFF, or JPEG formats, and can integrate them with your project platforms or file management systems. Commonly scanned documents include:
Bid packages & submittals
Permits and regulatory records
Closeout documentation
Equipment manuals
Inspection reports
Safety documentation
Historical archives
Need scanning as part of your Reality Capture or 3D scanning workflow? We can bundle scanning services with drone mapping, LiDAR, or laser scanning for complete data delivery.
Need to convert your plans, permits, or project binders into secure digital files? Contact us today for a custom quote. Our document scanning specialists will assess your needs, format preferences, and timeline.