Surveys and Geospatial

Large site, tight programme? Our drone teams can cover up to 100 hectares in a single flight, and surveys are often completed in a quarter of the time of traditional methods. That means less time on site, fewer people exposed to risk and measurable data your designers can use straight away.

Drone LiDAR can also capture ground levels beneath medium vegetation, without costly, disruptive ground clearance.

An unmapped service can derail a programme in seconds. Our PAS 128 utility surveys show you what is beneath the surface before the first dig, so your design, safety plan and programme are built on evidence, not assumptions.

Early survey data shows you levels, features, boundaries and buried utilities, so layouts, drainage and costs are based on reality. It's the right start for development, infrastructure and upgrade projects.

Refurbishment and upgrade projects depend on what is actually on site. We produce accurate floor plans, elevations, sections and 3D models, ready for BIM, so you design from what's really there.

How do you survey a 10km+ 33kV overhead line that crosses railways and major roads? From the air. Our aerial surveys capture the data your design team needs where physical access isn't possible, and can measure clearances, vegetation encroachment and asset condition, so you can plan maintenance with evidence, not guesswork

Aerial surveys identify defects, condition issues and thermal anomalies from above, with no scaffolding, no working at height and no site shutdown. 

Open trial holes mean cones, delays and queues. We capture a colourised point cloud of each hole, so designers can inspect and measure features remotely.

The hole can be filled quickly, disruption stays low and the evidence is preserved.

Ground and structures move. Monitoring over the short or long term gives you early sight of change, so you can act on evidence rather than react to a problem.