We were all just doing our own thing and finding clashes way too late in the project. After applying the workflow from Revit MEP Foundations, we finally bridged the gap between design and documentation. Now, our models are fully connected, coordination happens in real-time, and our field RFIs have dropped significantly.

I tried learning online, but I kept breaking my systems every time I made a change. Roger didn’t just teach 'buttons'; he taught the logic behind the tools. He catered to my specific questions about electrical panels and circuits, and now I finally feel confident sending my drawings out.

My biggest struggle was keeping systems connected during revisions—one move would break everything. Revit MEP Foundations gave me a workflow that sticks. Now, when the architecture changes, my circuits update automatically, and I’m not spending all night fixing broken tags.

I used to do double work—modeling in Revit but doing all my calcs in spreadsheets because I didn’t trust the software. This course showed me how to set up connectors properly. Now, I actually rely on the model for flow and pressure drops, and my schedules update automatically.

Most training is too generic for the complex projects we handle. Roger was incredible at dealing with our relentless questions and tailoring the content to us. We went from fighting with basic setup to producing consistent, sheet-ready documentation in just a few weeks.

Transitioning from 2D CAD felt overwhelming because I was trying to 'draw lines' instead of building systems. This course corrected my mindset. I’m no longer fighting the software to make it look right; I’m building intelligent HVAC models that actually drive documentation.