land and Measured Building Surveys

Providing our clients with an accurate and detailed representation of their site layout.

2D floorplans, sections and elevations and 3D rendered building models

Using the latest technology including 3D laser scanners and reflectorless Total Stations, our expert team of surveyors can provide a solution for all your Measured Building Survey requirements.

Surveys are supplied in a variety of formats from hard copy to digital format for CAD or modelling packages including Revit. Point cloud information from laser scanners can now be supplied quickly as registered point cloud data or in TruView format, giving you instant online access to interrogate the raw data dimensionally.

At House of surveys, we can provide Measured Building Surveys for:

High street retail and banking
Supermarkets
Private and local authority residential
Education
Hospital and healthcare
Office
Industrial
Historic buildings
Construction

Topographical Surveys

Providing our clients with an accurate and detailed representation of their site layout including all physical hard and soft features above the ground. This can include, but is not limited to, roads, street furniture, buildings, tree locations and boundary demarcations such as fences and walls.

Our surveyors carry out a variety of topographical surveys across a broad range of project sectors. For us, no survey is too big or too small. We have experience of large-scale land surveys for major infrastructure projects, housebuilding developments and have even completed a project where we surveyed half of an existing UK town to support a local council planning application. We can also provide survey data for smaller projects such as garden adaptations and extensions.

We use the latest equipment and technology to deliver a survey which meets your specific project requirements. Our topographical teams can carry out drone surveys, delivering numerous advantages over traditional methods. Data from our topographical surveys can also be used to aid flood risk assessments and understand potential drainage issues.

All our topographical surveys are issued in 2D and 3D formats as standard with our client feedback highlighting that the level of detail we provide goes above and beyond expectation. Topographical surveys shouldn’t just be considered as stand-alone projects. They are often the foundation for underground and utility surveys, as well as being used in conjunction with the start of the construction phase of the project or with measured building surveys.

TOPOGRAPHICAL OVERVIEW

Available in 2D and 3D formats as standard.
Suitable for a wide range of project sizes across multiple sectors and building types.
Utilises the latest surveying technology including drone survey options.
Can be used throughout the project lifecycle.
Ideal in conjunction with utility, measured building surveys and site engineering schemes.

Why choose
house of surveys?

experience

surveyors

All of our surveys are carried out by experience land surveyors and we can offer competitive UK coverage.

fixed free

quotations

We can offer fixed free quotes to make your project as cost effective as possible.

complete surveying service

From basic flood risk surveys to very complex city centre mapping of buildings, roads, and pathways.

friendly & professional services

We listen to our clients requirements and offer advice to ensure our clients needs are met in the most professional way.

An advanced and flexible solution for all your scanning needs

The popular tool of laser scanning is now widely used in the survey industry for rapid data capture of various types of infrastructure. These include buildings, motorways, railways, construction sites, façades and many more.

The House of Surveys team is here to make the process as easy as possible for you, so we can produce data in formats to suit various software products capable of manipulating point cloud data, or can even create CAD drawings or models to suit your requirements.

The benefits of Laser Scanning:

It’s ideal when access is of a limited duration e.g. railway track possession or crime scene.
Laser scanning can be used where features can be seen but not physically accessed, so a cliff face, retained façade or ceiling details.
It can be used where complex detail is required, so in historic buildings featuring ornate moulding or structures with complex steel detail.
It’s ideal in BIM projects where 3D models are required as a deliverable.
Where night work only is allowed, laser scanning can be used in the dark.
Comprehensive data collection allows desktop studies using the point cloud information and can improve decision making without return site visits.

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