Full Measured Building Survey
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Whether you require a full building survey or support with a specific issue, our qualified surveyors are ready to assist. From structural assessments to general guidance, we provide tailored insights to suit your individual requirements.
What is Full Measured Building Survey?
A full measured building survey is a comprehensive inspection of a property’s structure, covering both external and internal features. In this process, we thoroughly assess the building’s configuration, measurements, and key elements such as windows, doors, ceilings, and walls. By using professional surveying tools, we create accurate drawings and plans that clearly represent the property, ideal for use in leasing, refurbishments, or valuation purposes.
We offer our clients complete details, including floor plans, elevations, roof layouts, site mapping, service details, material data, and photographs. Our team adheres to industry standards and adapts each survey to meet specific client goals and expectations. Whether it’s for leasing or a renovation project, we deliver a complete, all-in-one surveying solution.
When are Full Measured Survey Needed?
A full measured survey becomes essential when precise dimensions and comprehensive building records are required. Below are typical scenarios where having a measured survey proves valuable in helping you make clear, well-informed decisions about your property or project:
- Architectural Planning and Concept Development
- Renovation and refurbishment projects
- Interior layout and space planning
- As-built records and documentation
- Assessing the structural condition of the building
- Quality assurance during and after construction
Methods We Use For Measured Surveys
Our approach to measured surveys often depends on various factors, such as the building’s size, complexity, level of required detail, and available tools. That said, we aim to provide our clients with detailed and reliable reports that fully address their requirements. Below are some of the typical techniques we employ for comprehensive measured surveys:
- Tape Measure and Measuring Tools.
- Laser Distance Measuring Devices.
- 3D Laser Scanning.
- Total Station Surveying.
- Photogrammetry.
- Drone Surveys.
How We Deliver Data?
Due to the nature of measured surveys, the data can be quite complex. That’s why we focus on presenting the results in a way that aligns with our clients’ specific preferences. Here are some of the standard formats we use to deliver survey results:
- 2D Drawings
- 3D Models
- Point Cloud Data
- Orthophotos
- Reports and Documentation
How Much Does A Measured Building Survey Cost?
The pricing for a measured building survey depends on multiple variables, including the location, size, level of detail, and complexity of the site. To receive an accurate quote, we encourage you to get in touch with us. We take the time to understand your goals, requirements, and expectations to define the project’s scope effectively. Every survey we carry out is tailored to meet your individual needs with precision and care.
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Everything You Need to Know
Simply contact our team via phone, email, or our website’s contact form. We’ll guide you through the process and arrange a convenient time to survey your property.
The duration depends on the size and complexity of the building. Smaller properties may take a few hours, while larger or more complex sites could require multiple days.
We provide outputs such as 2D drawings, 3D models, point cloud data, and technical documentation, depending on your project’s needs.
Yes. We tailor each survey based on your objectives — whether it’s for renovation, planning, leasing, or structural assessment.
Our surveys are carried out using industry-approved equipment and techniques to ensure high precision. We follow strict quality control to deliver accurate and reliable data every time.
Yes, we provide drone surveys for properties where aerial access is beneficial, particularly for roof plans, site overviews, and areas that are difficult to reach manually.