Full Measured Surveys
Benefits
Accurate, Detailed, Reliable
Equipment
LiDar scanner
Deliverables
Floor Plans, Sections, Elevations, 3D Models
What is a Full Measured Survey?
A full measured survey, also known as a comprehensive measured survey or building survey, involves the detailed measurement and documentation of a building’s dimensions, layout, and features. This survey captures accurate measurements of both the interior and exterior of a building, including walls, floors, ceilings, doors, windows, stairs, structural elements, and other architectural details. We use this data to create floor plans, elevations, sections, and 3D models of the building.
Accurate point cloud data that helps clients make informed decisions and achieve any project objectives.
How it can help you?
A full measured survey provides accurate and detailed documentation of a buildings existing conditions and serves as a valuable record for the likes of property owners, developers and architects.
It also supports design and renovation projects, space planning, heritage conservation, property valuation, asset management and construction documentation.
Unless requested we use the latest LiDar technology to gather your accurate point cloud data.
Other services
Right to Light Surveys
Helping you protect your access to natural light and remain compliant with legal regulations.
Topographic Surveys
Mapping land contours, elevations and features for construction and planning.
Drone Surveys
Efficient, accurate aerial data collection that provides detailed visual information for analysis and decision-making.
CAD Services
Precise planning, design and analysis of architectural projects.
3D Models
Providing detailed spatial representation that enhances project comprehension, accuracy and efficiency.
BIM
Streamline design, construction and maintenance with rich 3D data that optimises efficiency and collaboration.
Boundary Surveys
Ensuring property lines are accurately defined to avoid disputes whilst bringing peace of mind.
Fire Plans
Meet safety regulations by identifying escape routes, enhancing emergency preparedness and minimising potential hazards.
