Digital Surveys - Benchmarq Ltd

We partner with leading survey companies to provide 3D BIM modelling services to their clients.

We also sub-contract survey work to them in order to provide an end-to-end solution for our clients.

Using leading-edge, state-of-the-art technology, our survey partners can undertake:

Survey Scanning Services

Our surveyors can deliver bespoke survey and documentation solutions within a broad range of market sectors, undertaking:

3D Laser Scanning
Measured Building Surveys
Topographic Surveys
As-Built Surveys

3D Laser Scanning

A 3D Laser Scanning Survey, which can also be known as a cloud point survey, digitally captures the shape of physical objects using a line of laser light. The scanners create point clouds of data from the surface of an object. Put simply, 3D laser scanning is a way to capture a physical objects exact size and shape.

A laser scanning survey can be used for a detailed measured building survey, highway surveys, monitoring and more.

If you have a BIM or CAD project that requires survey but don’t have a surveyor in mind, leave it to us. We will arrange everything with our expert survey partners and include the survey element within our total price for the project.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a topographical survey?

A topographical survey, also known as a land survey, shows an accurate 3D representation of the area at interest showing all natural and manmade features with levels.

The 3D topographical survey will survey the property, land features, such as trees, pathways, roads and accurately present on a scaled topographic site plan.

These types of survey are typically used for building positioning, property sale, planning permission, record mapping and boundaries.

See also 3D BIM Modelling and get in touch to find out more.

What is digital surveying?

A digital survey will mark out both natural and manmade land attributes, including the 3D position of points and the distances and angles between them using digital means. They will produce an accurate outline of where the property boundaries begin and end.

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What is land surveying used for?

Land surveying is a process that determines where the boundaries of a property are. Land surveyors use traditional instruments and digital technology to lay out the dimensions and location of any buildings and land features for engineering and construction purposes.

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