Monitoring surveys are conducted to measure how far a building or structure has moved over time. In this article, we’ll discuss which monitoring surveys benefit from which interval type. Read our latest article here: bit.ly/4cyn0zx

A stunning view during our survey of South Cliff Park, Scarborough.

While there is no way to prevent flooding entirely, there are measures that can be taken to minimise the risk of floods. A flood risk assessment helps property developers and owners to make informed decisions towards minimising risk. bit.ly/3PwScp0

Our surveyors use Trimble S6 and S5 Robotic Total Stations, and Trimble R10 & R8 GPS receivers to carry out our surveys. These instruments are also capable of reflectorless measurement, which means we can survey previously inaccessible points.

We have surveyors who specialise in certain areas, such as mineral surveys, building surveys or topographic surveys. All our surveyors are fully qualified. Our expert team can advise you on the type of survey you need or any other queries you may have. bit.ly/3TOHU64

We provide a range of surveying services to meet our clients' needs. With our extensive experience and survey knowledge we take pride in offering a professional service to a wide range of clients. Get in touch today to find out more about our services. bit.ly/3wJpGdI

At Landform, our utilities surveys are carried out using ground penetrating radars (GPRs) and radio detection. But what are the benefits of doing so? Check out our latest article here: bit.ly/4btMq0t

Now that spring has finally sprung it is the perfect time to get your next project under way. Contact a member of our team today to get started! bit.ly/3yC93kw

Surveying requires reliable and accurate equipment for precise measurements and data collecting. We discuss movement gauges, reflectorless total stations, and micrometres for monitoring surveys in this article. bit.ly/3wOmm0M

Building Information Modelling (BIM) surveys have become crucial tools for streamlining project workflows. But what exactly does a BIM survey involve? Check out our latest article to find out more: bit.ly/3yGQnjF

Come rain or shine, our dedicated team will always put our client’s best interests first when carrying out land surveys. Contact our team today to get started. bit.ly/3QTl1Nc

With summer just around the corner, now is the time to get your next project under way. Find out more about our services by contacting our friendly team today. bit.ly/4brKOUU

Based in Newcastle upon Tyne, Landform Surveys has consistently offered a high quality surveying service since 1994. We have continually invested in modern survey instrumentation in order to provide the most accurate and cost effective survey possible. bit.ly/3wFHDKe

Our trained surveyors offer specialised services and advise on various survey techniques, such as measured building surveys, laser scanning, quarry work, flood risk assessments, accurate monitoring, topographic and GPS surveys. Find out more here: bit.ly/4boS6sr

Quarries and minerals are a valuable resource that must be evaluated and managed properly. Our quarry surveys help you to protect this asset by providing accurate data to aid in decision-making. Find out more about our quarry surveys: bit.ly/3RfIMzl

Setting out in surveying is the practice of transferring the building design onto the land itself so that the workers can follow it during construction. Landform can conduct setting out surveys on any size development. Get in touch for a quote today: bit.ly/4bNZayN

Surveys vs setting out? What’s the difference? Read more in our latest article: bit.ly/3yTPggP

A volumetric survey is a survey that accurately measures the volume of a stockpile or of earthworks. In this article, we’ll cover all you need to know about volumetric surveys. Read our latest article here: bit.ly/3KSm0K8

With our extensive experience and survey knowledge we take pride in offering a professional service to a wide range of clients. Contact our team today. bit.ly/44Rfc8z

A topographic survey, also known as a land, topo or terrain survey, is a vital component in the design process for a site and should be commissioned before any detailed design works take place. Find out more about Topographic surveys at Landform: bit.ly/3V7iXDF