We identify, analyze, and resolve clashes across architectural, structural, and MEP models using advanced Revit workflows. Our process ensures seamless coordination, reduced site conflicts, and efficient project execution through BIM coordination with clash detection across all disciplines.
Clash detection and coordination for accurate, conflict-free BIM models
Multi-discipline coordination | Clash reports & resolution | Coordination-ready models
Our Revit Clash Detection Services help AEC teams proactively identify and resolve design conflicts across architectural, structural, and MEP systems—ensuring accurate coordination and construction-ready BIM models. We deliver a structured, end-to-end clash detection process using Revit, Navisworks, and cloud-based platforms like BIM 360 and Autodesk Construction Cloud (ACC). To better understand workflows, benefits, and coordination strategies, explore our complete guide to revit clash detection services for bim coordination and conflict resolution
We begin by configuring your Revit and Navisworks environment based on your project’s scope and team structure. This includes setting up federated models, linked files, and clash test templates for effective multi-disciplinary coordination.
Using advanced rule-based workflows, we run automated clash detection between architectural, structural, MEP, and other systems at LOD 300/400. Our process identifies and categorizes both hard and soft clashes, prioritizing those that directly affect constructability and installation.
We generate detailed clash reports with visual snapshots, clash groupings, and clash matrices to help design teams and stakeholders understand conflicts quickly. These reports are structured to streamline coordination meetings and support issue resolution tracking.
Our team supports cloud-based workflows through platforms like BIM 360 and ACC. We manage model uploads, clash set creation, and issue assignments—ensuring real-time coordination, version control, and seamless communication across distributed teams.
Once clashes are addressed, we rerun detection to validate fixes and uncover new conflicts. We assist in proposing design modifications and system adjustments to support constructability and maintain model integrity through all project phases.
We facilitate cross-discipline coordination by participating in review sessions, providing updated clash reports, and offering resolution guidance. Our structured workflows ensure all issues are closed out in alignment with project milestones and delivery deadlines.
All services are aligned with your BIM Execution Plan (BEP) and industry standards such as ISO 19650. Our documentation and clash logs ensure traceability, accountability, and audit readiness throughout the coordination process.
Who Needs Revit Clash Detection Services and When?
Architects – to ensure architectural layouts align seamlessly with structural and MEP systems.
Structural & MEP Engineers – to detect conflicts between load-bearing elements, HVAC ducts, plumbing lines, and electrical systems.
General Contractors – to minimize costly on-site issues and rework caused by undetected clashes.
Project Managers – to maintain schedules by identifying design conflicts before construction begins.
Owners & Developers – to reduce budget overruns and ensure smooth execution through proactive clash resolution.
Revit Clash Detection Services Workflow
Model Aggregation – Collect and combine architectural, structural, and MEP models into a coordinated environment.
Clash Setup & Rules Definition – Configure clash test parameters based on project standards and tolerance levels.
Automated Clash Detection – Run Revit and Navisworks-based clash tests to identify conflicts between building elements.
Clash Reporting – Generate detailed reports highlighting issue locations, severity, and affected disciplines.
Coordination Meetings – Review clashes with stakeholders, assign responsibilities, and define resolution strategies.
Model Updates & Revisions – Resolve clashes in discipline-specific models and re-integrate them into the federated BIM model.
Re-Checks & Verification – Perform iterative clash tests until models are clash-free and ready for construction.
Final Coordinated Model Delivery – Provide a fully coordinated, constructible BIM model for pre-construction planning and execution.
Revit Clash Detection Services – Key Deliverables
Federated BIM Model – A combined architectural, structural, and MEP model prepared for clash detection.
Clash Detection Reports – Detailed listings of conflicts with locations, element IDs, and severity levels.
Issue Tracking Logs – Actionable records assigning responsibilities and tracking resolutions across teams.
Visualization of Clashes – 3D views, screenshots, and marked-up models highlighting conflict zones.
Coordination Meeting Summaries – Documentation of decisions, resolutions, and action plans from clash coordination sessions.
Updated, Clash-Free Models – Discipline-specific models revised and reintegrated into the coordinated BIM environment.
Final Coordinated BIM Deliverable – A constructible, clash-free model ready for pre-construction planning and execution.
Our clash detection services help identify and resolve conflicts between architectural, structural, and MEP systems early in the design stage. By ensuring clash-free models, we reduce costly rework, improve collaboration, and accelerate project delivery.
| Step | Process Stage | Description |
|---|---|---|
| 01 | Project Review & Clash Detection Scope | We review architectural, structural, and MEP models, coordination requirements, BIM standards, and project priorities to define the clash detection scope. |
| 02 | Model Collection & Coordination Setup | Discipline models are collected, linked, aligned, and prepared using project coordinates, levels, grids, and shared model standards. |
| 03 | Detecting Clashes in MEP Systems | MEP services such as ducts, pipes, cable trays, equipment, and fixtures are checked against architectural and structural elements to identify spatial conflicts early. |
| 04 | Clash Detection & Issue Categorization | Hard clashes, soft clashes, clearance issues, access conflicts, and installation constraints are identified, categorized, and prioritized for resolution. |
| 05 | Clash Reports & Coordination Review | Clash reports, viewpoints, screenshots, issue logs, and recommended actions are prepared for team review and coordination meetings. |
| 06 | Resolution Tracking & Final Coordination Delivery | Resolved issues are tracked, rechecked, and delivered with updated coordination outputs to reduce RFIs, rework, and site conflicts during construction. |
What is Revit Clash Detection, and why is it important?
Revit Clash Detection is the process of identifying conflicts (or "clashes") between elements in a BIM model—typically across architectural, structural, and MEP disciplines. It helps prevent costly errors, rework, and delays during construction by resolving design issues during the preconstruction phase.
Which tools are used for clash detection?
We use Autodesk Revit, Navisworks Manage, and cloud platforms like BIM 360 or Autodesk Construction Cloud (ACC) to run automated clash tests and manage issue resolution workflows.
What types of clashes do you detect?
We identify both hard clashes (physical overlaps between elements) and soft clashes (clearance issues or code-related conflicts). These are categorized by discipline and severity to prioritize resolution.
At what Level of Development (LOD) do you perform clash detection?
We typically perform clash detection at LOD 300 or LOD 400, depending on your project phase and detailing requirements. This ensures that the coordination reflects real-world constructability—handled by Nationally recognized Revit BIM experts for complex projects.
Can you work with models that aren’t created in Revit?
Yes. We can import CAD, IFC, or PDF-based models into Navisworks for clash detection. However, working directly with native Revit models offers the highest accuracy and coordination benefits.
How are clash reports delivered?
We provide detailed clash reports with screenshots, clash IDs, element information, and issue descriptions. Reports can be exported in Excel, BCF, or Navisworks format, and are compatible with BIM 360 for cloud-based issue tracking.
How often should clash detection be performed?
Clash detection should be an iterative process, conducted during key design milestones (e.g., DD, CD, IFC) or after each major model update to ensure all revisions remain coordinated.
Do you assist in resolving the clashes?
Yes. We work with your design teams to propose practical resolution strategies—from design adjustments to routing modifications—ensuring constructability while preserving design intent.
How does clash detection integrate with BIM 360 or ACC?
Our workflow includes model uploads, clash set creation, and issue assignment in BIM 360/ACC, allowing for real-time tracking, team collaboration, and automatic notifications for faster resolution.
What are the benefits of outsourcing clash detection to your team?
Outsourcing saves time, reduces errors, and brings in expertise from a team familiar with multi-trade coordination, construction sequencing, and standards compliance (e.g., ISO 19650). We help deliver clash-free, construction-ready models without overburdening your internal teams.
Identify and resolve clashes early with precise Revit clash detection — saving time, cost, and rework on your projects.