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3D Scanning for Safety Preparedness, First Responder Pre-Planning & Facility Security
Scan Your Space scans schools, hospitals, houses of worship, public buildings, and large commercial facilities to support safety preparedness, first-responder pre-incident planning, and active-threat training. Our private, access-controlled tours give law enforcement, fire, and EMS the ability to walk a building before they ever need to.
What is pre-incident planning?
Who uses safety-preparedness scans?
How is access controlled?
How much does a safety-preparedness scan cost?
| Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Matterport scan rate | $1.25 / sq ft |
| Multi-building public sector | project-scoped |
| Egress & hazard markup | add-on |
| Annual re-scan | volume pricing |
What equipment do you use for these projects?
How long does it take?
What deliverables do clients receive?
- Private, password-protected Matterport tour
- Floor plans with optional egress and hazard markings
- Access logging and revocable sharing
- Exterior and access-point capture
- Optional integration with agency SSO
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Frequently asked questions
Yes. We deliver floor plans alongside the tour and can add egress routes, hazard locations, and key-system markings so responders brief faster during an incident.
Yes. We coordinate with local police, fire, and EMS so the scan matches their pre-incident planning needs, and we share access with named agencies only.
Yes. Safety tours are private, password-protected spaces that are never published publicly or indexed by search engines.
We recommend re-scanning after major renovations or annually for facilities that change frequently, so responders always work from a current layout.
Yes. We provide a walkthrough for your safety team and partnering agencies on navigating the tour, using measurements, and integrating it into existing pre-incident protocols.
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Tell us about your space and we’ll send a flat-rate quote within one business day. Most projects deliver in 48 hours.
