Laser scan surveys are used to capture highly detailed three dimensional data of buildings and land. This type of survey is particularly useful for complex projects where accurate measurements are required.
Based in Abergavenny, we provide laser scan surveys across South Wales and within approximately a 50 mile radius, including Bristol and surrounding areas. Laser scanning can be used on its own or alongside other services such as measured building surveys and topographical surveys to provide a complete and reliable set of survey information.
What is a laser scan survey?
A laser scan survey uses specialist equipment to capture large amounts of data from a site. This data is used to create accurate three dimensional representations that support design and planning work.
When is a laser scan survey useful?
Laser scan surveys are commonly used for:
- Building refurbishment
- Complex structures
- Detailed design work
- Planning and modelling
They provide a high level of detail while reducing time spent on site.
How our laser scan surveys are carried out
Laser scanning involves capturing data from multiple positions to ensure full coverage. The data is processed and used to produce usable outputs for design and construction.
What you receive from a laser scan survey
Deliverables may include:
- 3D survey data
- Information suitable for design and modelling
- Data supporting planning and construction
Laser scan surveys across South Wales
Although based in Abergavenny, we carry out laser scan surveys across South Wales and nearby areas. This service is suitable for architects, designers, developers and property professionals who require detailed and dependable survey information.
If you are unsure whether a laser scan survey is appropriate for your project, we can discuss your requirements and advise on the most suitable solution.
FAQ's
They provide highly detailed and accurate data for complex projects.
It complements traditional survey methods rather than replacing them.
They can be used for both internal and external projects.