Lintel scans your job in 3D right before the walls close, then hands you a file you own. Walk every room, see every pipe, wire and stud, and measure to them from your desk. No subscription, no internet, no guessing.
Everything that matters most is about to disappear behind paint: supply lines, blocking, boxes, the runs you moved twice. That knowledge is worth the most later, right when nobody can see it anymore.
The TV mount, the grab bar, the floating vanity. A year later somebody is tapping walls with a stud finder and hoping.
One screw in the wrong place turns a quick job into a water claim, an open wall and a phone call nobody wants to make.
Hundreds of progress photos across three phones. No labels, no scale, no way to find the one wall you need.
An owner, a buyer or a new trade asks what is inside a finished wall. Without a record, all you can offer is your word.
Most 3D tours live on someone else’s server. When the subscription ends, the record goes with it.
Callbacks behind finished tile or millwork get expensive fast when nobody knows exactly where to cut.
Lintel captures every open wall in full photos and 3D, then packages it into one folder. Double click, and you are standing in the room again.
Pick a scan day on our calendar. A card on file holds it.
Right after your rough inspections, before insulation and board. Every room, floor to ceiling.
One folder that opens in the web browser on a Mac or PC. Hand it to the owner, keep a copy, use it on the next remodel.
Every image below is the real file running on a laptop. No mockups.
Click the floor to step to the next spot. Drag to look around. Every spot is a full photo of the room on scan day, with the walls still open.
Click two points on a pipe, a box or a stud and read the distance. A magnifier with a crosshair helps you land on the exact edge, and hovering any point shows its height above the floor. Hold Shift to lock a line level or plumb.
Built for planning and locating. Confirm on site before you cut or drill.
Label what matters: switch box, stud gap, plumbing height. Saved measurements live inside the file, so the next person sees exactly what you saw.
A floor plan with every scan spot and the direction you are facing. Click any dot to jump straight there.
Pull back to a 3D dollhouse of the entire job, cut the ceiling away, then fly back into any room.
The record is a folder, not a website. It opens in your web browser with the wifi off. Copy it to a drive, hand it over at closeout, keep a backup. Nobody can switch it off.
Hand owners a closeout record that sets your work apart. Answer “what’s back there?” from your desk instead of the job site.
Mount the TV, hang the shelves, plan the remodel. Know where the blocking and the lines are before anyone picks up a drill.
Start the next project already knowing what is inside the walls, instead of finding out with a saw.
Every project is priced by square footage, so you know the number before we ever show up. No monthly fee after delivery.
Know a builder who should have this? When they book, you both get a discount.
Founding pricing covers our first 10 projects. After that, pricing starts at $1,800.
Still wondering about something? Ask us when you book and we will answer before scan day.
After your rough inspections pass and before insulation and drywall go in. That is the window when every line, box and piece of blocking is still in plain view.
It depends on the size of the job and how many rooms are open. We confirm the time window with you when we lock in your date.
No. You get a folder. Double click the file named Open Me and it opens in your web browser, with or without internet.
They are built for planning and finding things. Each measurement uses the 3D depth captured at that scan spot, and the magnifier helps you place points on the right edge. It is not a survey, so confirm on site before you cut or drill.
It shows what was visible on scan day. Anything already covered by insulation, backing or other work at that point will not be in the record.
No. Lintel is a visual record of the job before the walls close. It does not replace inspections, plans or code review.
Yes. Copy the folder to a drive or your own cloud storage and hand it to anyone. They open it the same way you do.
The demo project on this page is about 1.7 GB. Bigger jobs make bigger files.
There is a short window between rough inspection and drywall. Book now so your scan lands inside it.