Topographical Surveying Explained? 

What Is a Topographical Survey?

A topographical survey (also known as a land survey or topo survey) is a detailed map of the features and levels of a piece of land. It records:

• Site levels and contours

• Boundaries and building outlines

• Trees, hedges, fences and vegetation

• Roads, pavements, kerbs, and access routes

• Utility covers and drainage features

• Street furniture, light posts, signs, and more

We use high-precision GNSS, total stations, and 3D laser scanning to provide millimetre-accurate data. Results are delivered as AutoCAD DWG and PDF files, fully layered and ready for use in your design, planning or construction process.

Topographical Surveys Explained?

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