Measured Surveys
One of the quickest methods used for measured surveys is laser scanning. This produces a 3D model of any kind of structure, from bridges to homes. The main advantage of this technique is that it is efficient. So if you need a measured survey and the information it produces as quickly as possible, this is ideal. 3D laser scanners can capture the details of a structure in only a couple of minutes. The information is then imported to the appropriate software, and 3D and 2D models can be supplied in digital or paper plans as desired. Laser scanners can be used for property surveys both inside and outside the building. The data it captures allows for precise models of a buildings features, including aspects such as window reveals, columns, beams, transoms, and doorways.
The sections and plans that are measured by the laser scanner during a measured survey can be used with a CAD system and for Business Information Modelling (BIM). However, just using the machine on its own isn't an option. A fully trained property surveyor is crucial, as vast amounts of detailed information is measured by the laser scanner. your surveyor will ensure you receive only the most useful and relevant data. They will also appreciate the nature of your project, and be able to adapt the results to best suit your requirements.
The team understand that whilst speed is an important aspect of a property survey, accuracy of the information gained is of the utmost value. You'll want the survey to provide reliable information that you can be confident using for your project. They work to achieve absolute accuracy, and use only high grade, cutting edge tools and technology to minimise the likelihood of any mistakes. The team take pride in their measured surveys, and are confident that the information will be of significant benefit to any project.
Measured Building Surveys
Measured building surveys can be performed for all types of buildings. For instance, the team can work with offices, factories, private homes, housing estates, places of worship, and museums to name just a few examples. Whether the building is new or old, they can help. Clients who require measured building surveys include interior designers, architects, engineers, property developers, and historians. Whatever field you come from, the building surveyor will listen to your specific needs, and work alongside you in order to gain the most beneficial results from the survey.
A measured building survey can be used to create floor plans, reflected ceiling plans, building plans, lease plans, building elevations, and area plans. You can use the information to help for architectural design, assessing costs, and for identifying problems early on. The technical applications for this type of survey are numerous, so the team cater their services to suit you best. They always present the recorded information in an easy to understand format that is visually appealing. They understand that this makes working with the information simpler and more efficient, especially if different parties will be using the survey results.
To request a price for measured building surveys, or to organise an initial discussion, just fill in the online form with your contact information and a short description of the service that you want. You'll get a fast reply by phone or email during business hours from a member of the team. They will be pleased to answer any questions with you, and discuss how their services can help your projects.
