I will create autocad and civil 3d drawings, site plans and grading design
GIS Analyst, Civil Engineer, CAD, Civil 3D, ETABS, BIM, Adobe Premiere Pro
About this Gig
Most CAD gigs give you lines on a screen with less precision. I can give you drawings you can actually build from.
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I've delivered a 5-star subdivision plat project (20-120 lots, USA) using
AutoCAD and Allplan, and I work directly from Total Station CSV
exports and field-book transcriptions not just PDF traces or rough
sketches.
What I do:
- 2D/3D site and subdivision drafting
- Civil 3D surface generation, grading and alignment design
- Road alignment and drainage layout
- Field-to-CAD pipelines from raw survey data
- Clean, annotated, plot-ready DWG files
Who this is for: land developers, small civil/engineering firms, and
surveyors who need drawings structured for real construction use not
just a rendering.
Files are organized and labeled for handoff to your team. Send me your
survey data or boundary description and I'll confirm the right package
and turnaround.
Project scale:
House
Building type:
Residential
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Office & workspace
•
Infrastructure
Material speciality:
Concrete
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Steel
Delivery style preference
Please inform the freelancer of any preferences or concerns regarding the use of AI tools in the completion and/or delivery of your order.
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FAQ
What file formats can you start from?
Total Station CSV exports, PDF, hand sketches, existing DWG files, or GPS/point data; send whatever you have.
Do you handle grading and drainage design, or just drafting?
Both, Standard and Premium include Civil 3D surface generation, grading, and drainage/road alignment, not just line drafting.
What if my project is larger than the listed packages?
Send me your scope and I'll provide a custom quote.
Can you match my jurisdiction's setback/zoning conventions?
Tell me the jurisdiction and applicable code, and I'll confirm before starting.
Which software version do you work in?
Current AutoCAD/Civil 3D, with backward-compatible DWG exports on request.

