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South West Surveys offer utility surveys for customers across the UK.

We can offer full utility mapping surveys, drainage surveys & CCTV inspections, utilising the latest ground penetrating radar (GPR) and electromagnetic location (EML) equipment technologies.

Our surveys include, but are not limited to, accurate depth and location data for cables, pipes, ducts and drainage routes which will be positioned to OSGB36 and ODN height.

Utility surveys can be plotted on top of a new or existing South West Surveys topographic survey, or as a stand-alone service.

Our utility surveys can also be provided as a 3D DWG file or as a Revit model.
In some cases when a full utility survey isn’t required, South West Surveys can also offer a desktop utility survey. We can source relevant records from utility providers and supply this information in a single document.

For an additional cost, we can provide coal mining and tin mining reports.

Here at South West Surveys, we offer a full measured building survey service, compromising of floor plans, internal & external elevations, sections and roof plans. All of these can be supplied as a stand-alone service or a complete measured building service.

Our choice of technology, laser scanning, is quick, precise and unobtrusive. We can carry out our work without disturbance to the fabric of the building and with minimal disturbance to the occupants. At South West Surveys we cover all of the UK, with many jobs being local to us in Bristol, Bath, Cheltenham and Gloucester. We work on a range of projects, from small properties to all types of industrial buildings, warehouses, retail spaces, historic and listed buildings.

A Topographical or ‘topo’ survey, also known as a land survey, provides an accurate representation of natural and manmade features within a specified area. They are usually completed by using a range of specialist surveying equipment that can be used to measure and identify angles and distances effectively.

To obtain precise measurements, we use GPS survey equipment in order to locate fixed points of an area of land. These points are used as reference markers, and they are used to demonstrate the height and base of the specified area. With these markers you can produce a CAD (computer-aided-design) drawing, which illustrates a highly detailed and accurate topographical map of your land.