Topographical Survey & Land Survey

A land survey or topographical survey is an accurate representation of a site showing all physical features – natural or manmade – with levels.

Shown as 2-dimensional or 3-dimensional points the survey presents all features, including the property itself as well as land features and physical boundary details, on a scaled survey drawing. Using the latest surveying equipment, we will visit the site to capture the site features and then process the information.

Topographical map and image of the same are

BENEFITS OF LAND & TOPOGRAPHICAL SURVEYS

  • You’ll have all important data about the land before any changes

  • Obtain an in-depth and accurate picture of the site

  • Visualise the land or site you intend to develop

  • Design your project with confidence

  • Reduce the risk of mistakes caused by unforeseen issues

  • Ensure an efficient construction or modification process

HOW DOES IT WORK?

YOU SEND AN ENQUIRY

We get back to you with a few questions about the site, such as size, location, access restrictions, etc.

RECEIVE QUOTE AND BOOK

You receive a quote and confirm the date for the survey. This can be done as early as the next day.

WE SURVEY THE SITE

We conduct the survey via traditional methods to produce CAD drawings or process laser scans to process data into the point cloud, measured building survey drawings, photographic or 3D BIM models.

YOU RECEIVE DATA

You receive point cloud, drawings or models, ready for you to use in the required formats.

WHY DIGITAL INC?

  • Rapid response & programme

  • Cutting-edge survey technology

  • Revolutionary value

  • Exceptional customer service

WHY DIGITAL INC?

  • Rapid Response & Programme

  • Cutting-Edge Survey Technology

  • Revolutionary Value

  • Exceptional Customer Service

FAQs

Why do you need a topographical survey?

A topographical survey is one of the first necessary steps during any type of construction work. They provide all stakeholders with a clear picture of the land. These land surveys are used to identify both natural as well as manmade features and are performed by using the latest technology. 

A topographic map shows outlines that help to understand changes in the land that might have taken place over a period of time.

The accuracy depends on the ‘Band’ requirements, ranging from A to J. Accuracy levels for a typical topographic survey sit around +/- 50mm (Band F).

Depending on the requirements of the survey, a topographical survey will typically identify important land features such as ground heights and contours, outlines of buildings and fixed objects, manhole covers, roads and pavements, water, vegetation, property boundaries, etc.

The cost of a land survey or topographical survey largely depends on the requirements and size of your project as well as the level of detail needed for it.

Get in touch with us to discuss your needs and we will be able to give you an accurate quote.

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