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OUR BROCHURES​

TOPOGRAPHIC SURVEYS

OUR SERVICE

A topographical survey is a crucial tool for construction projects, land development, and architectural design. These survey comprises both manmade and natural features, as well as the contours of the land. Our topographical surveyors use a combination of traditional techniques and specialist equipment like Total Stations to highlight features such as trees, buildings, ѕtrееtѕ, retaining wаllѕ, and maintenance hоlеѕ as well as utilitу роlеѕ. The goal is to help you build a complete picture of your site. Unlike our competitor our models and drawings are prepared by an architect rather than a CAD technician or a surveyor so you can be confident they will accurate, detailed and validated before issuing. We can accommodate plans in Revit, Vectorworks or your chosen 2D AutoCAD software. We can also issue pdf or paper copies if required.

WHY WORK WITH S2P?

Dedicated Account manager

You will have one point of contact throughout the process - unrivalled customer service

Up to 10 Revisions

Months after a model has been delivered we are still on hand to help- peace of mind

Honesty & Transparency

The price quote will always be the price you pay – No hidden fees

Our people

Our team is made of Architects, engineers and BIM consultant – We speak your language

POPULAR QUESTIONS

A topographical survey is a type of land survey that maps the physical features of a property. It’s typically used in construction projects, land development, and architectural design. A topographical survey will give you a clear and accurate picture of the land’s contours, elevations, and any man-made structures on the property. The survey will also include information on trees, vegetation, and other natural features that could affect the construction project

The time it takes to complete a topographical survey depends on the size and complexity of the site, the amount of detail required, and the availability of access. On average, a topographical survey for a small to medium-sized residential site can take anywhere from 1 to 3 days to complete, while a larger site can take some several days or weeks. The data from the survey will take an additional several days to suitable plans or 3D model

The cost of a topographical survey can vary depending on the size of the property or land, its location, and the complexity of the terrain. The cost of a topographical survey is made of two part, field work (which includes travelling cost) and office based data processing. The average price of field varies from £300 to £750 per day and office work ranges from £275 to £400 a day. However, the cost can be higher for larger or more complex  projects. The cost of the survey will also depend on the level of detail required, with more detailed surveys costing more

The cost of a topographical survey are affected by the following?

 

  • Size of the property: The larger the property, the more extensive the survey will be, and the higher the cost will be.
  • Location: Properties in densely populated areas or urban locations will cost more to survey than rural properties due to the increased complexity of the terrain and the presence of man-made structures.
  • Terrain: Properties with challenging terrain, such as steep slopes or wetlands, will require more time and resources to survey, leading to a higher cost.
  • Level of detail: More detailed surveys will cost more due to the increased time and resources required to produce a more comprehensive survey.
  • Equipment used: The type of equipment used for the survey will also affect the cost. High-tech equipment can be more expensive, but it can produce more accurate results.

When choosing a topographical surveyor look for a surveyor with experience in your specific project who has good reputation. We always recommend clients to get multiple quotes from several surveyors to compare costs and ensure that you’re getting the best value for your money.

It’s important to ask the surveyor about their experience and qualifications, as well as their approach to the survey. You should also ask for references from previous clients to see if they were satisfied with the surveyor’s work.

We have several surveyors strategically located throughout the country which allow us to service clients nationwide