Revit Model Clean-up and Adding Simpson Strong-Tie Connectors

@alld9

Hello, I am the one who created the initial Revit model for your project. I can return to the file, clean and organize it in the Project Browser and Families section, and also add the Simpson Strong‑Tie connectors according to your list and plans. If you have new requests or adjustments later, I can also integrate them into the model to keep everything consistent and up to date.

@karimrattani

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@Sohail748

I'm offering a 25% discount on this project. With experience in structural modeling and Revit family customization, I will clean up your existing Revit model and accurately add Simpson Strong‑Tie connectors, ensuring the model is organized, constructible, and ready for detailing or fabrication. I'll start by reviewing your current Revit model to identify inconsistencies, redundant elements, and missing connections. I will then clean up the geometry, standardize naming and parameters, and place appropriate Simpson Strong‑Tie families (joist hangers, anchors, ties, etc.) based on structural requirements, manufacturer specifications, and best practices for modeling clarity. You’ll receive a well‑structured Revit model with properly placed and tagged Simpson connectors, along with a summary of changes and recommendations for ongoing model management. Let's strengthen your model with precision and clarity. Best regards, Sohail