The Wassi Group

07/09/2026

Designing a home addition means knowing exactly what you're working with before work begins.

For a recent project, we laser scanned an existing Central Illinois home before any design decisions were made. That scan data became the foundation for the new addition design — modeled in Revit and documented with permit-ready drawings the contractor can build from.

See how it came together on the TWG blog. 👇
https://wassigroup.com/home-addition-laser-scanning-revit-central-illinois/

When a Central Illinois homeowner needed a new addition designed accurately from the start, TWG laser scanned the existing home and used that data to design the addition and foundation in Revit — producing permit-ready drawings without the guesswork.

07/03/2026

🎆 Wishing everyone a safe and fun Fourth of July weekend from all of us at The Wassi Group!

We hope you get to spend it with the people who matter most. We'll see you next week!

06/25/2026

Ever heard the term "point cloud" and wondered what it actually means?

It's one of those industry phrases that gets used a lot without much explanation. So we wrote a simple guide breaking it down — what a point cloud is, how our scanner captures one, and why it matters for renovation and construction projects.

Give it a read 👇
https://wassigroup.com/what-is-a-point-cloud/

If you've heard the term "point cloud" but aren't sure what it means for your project, this simple guide breaks it down — and explains why it matters.

06/16/2026

📐 New Case Study — Schrader Structural Assessment

Before you can modify a structure, you need to truly understand it. 🏗️

For this project, TWG used 3D laser scanning to capture existing conditions of the facility's trusses — giving the structural engineer an accurate Revit model to design from with confidence.

The result? Successful truss modifications and a taller ceiling that made room for brand new golf simulation screens. Pretty cool project! 👇

🔗 https://wassigroup.com/case-study-schrader-structural-assessment-laser-scanning/

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When Dane Construction needed accurate structural data to redesign existing trusses, TWG delivered precise existing conditions documentation that gave the engineering team a reliable foundation to work from.

06/11/2026

🗂️ New TWG Insights Blog — Why Facility Managers Need Accurate Floor Plans

Managing a building without accurate floor plans is like navigating without a map. Outdated documentation creates real risk — and the cost shows up fast when projects hit the field.

We just published a new post breaking down how accurate floor plans help facility managers plan with confidence and avoid costly surprises. 👇

🔗https://wassigroup.com/accurate-floor-plans-facility-managers/

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Outdated or missing floor plans create real risk for facility teams. Here’s how 3D laser scanning gives you documentation you can rely on.

05/28/2026

📐 New Case Study — Elevator Shaft Laser Scanning at OSF SEMC Peru

Elevator shafts don't leave much room for error. When ADG needed existing conditions documentation at OSF SEMC Peru, TWG deployed the Leica RTC360 to laser scan the shaft and deliver an accurate Revit model the team could plan from with confidence.

No guesswork. Just accurate documentation from day one. 👇

🔗 https://wassigroup.com/elevator-shaft-laser-scanning-at-osf/

See how TWG used 3D laser scanning to capture accurate existing conditions of an elevator shaft — giving ADG a reliable Revit model to plan from.

05/25/2026

On Memorial Day, we pause to honor and remember the brave men and women who gave everything in service to our country.

From all of us at The Wassi Group — thank you.

We hope you and your families have a safe and restful Memorial Day.

05/18/2026

We have a new face joining the TWG crew! 🎉

Please help us welcome Ethan Sanders to the team as our newest Laser Scan Technician. Ethan brings a sharp eye for detail and a strong technical background — and we're excited to have him on board. Welcome, Ethan!