The cost of a land survey will vary depending on the size and complexity of the site, as well as the type of survey required. Residential surveys for small plots are generally less expensive than large commercial developments. We provide clear, upfront quotes before any work begins so you know exactly what to expect.

Many planning applications require accurate site and boundary information. A land survey ensures you have precise drawings to support your planning application and avoid potential disputes later. Local councils often recommend or require survey plans when submitting planning documents.

We carry out a wide range of surveys including topographical surveys, stockpile surveys and setting out. Each survey is tailored to the specific requirements of your project, whether residential, commercial, or industrial.

The time required depends on the size and complexity of the site. Small residential plots may take only a few hours on site, while larger or more complex projects can take several days. We always provide an estimated timescale in advance so you can plan accordingly.

A stockpile survey measures the volume and quantity of material stored in piles, such as soil, gravel, sand, or other aggregates. Using specialist surveying equipment, we capture accurate 3D data to calculate the volume of stockpiles. This information is often required for inventory management, compliance, or valuation purposes.

We'll always aim to find out your exact delivery requirements before any project. That said, for most surveys we carry out both digital and traditional paper copies of all surveys are suppled. Our land surveys are supplied in AutoCAD (Computer Aided Design) digital format. If a particular format happens to be required then please feel free to discuss this with us.

Yes. We deal with projects and clients of all sizes, from a residential homeowner's small extension to large scale property developments for commercial contractors. Each project is perfectly tailored for the requirements of the individual client.