What We Do

We perform the following general steps in the preparation of our surveys:

The survey fieldwork is completed and conducted by a multitude of diligent and trained land surveying employees sometimes consisting of a 1-person crew, 2- person crew, or even a 3-person crew depending on the job requirements. Thankfully, with our advanced surveying technology, we are able to get more work done with fewer employees, and all our crews are cross-trained in how to use our survey drone, 3-D scanner, GPS base and rover system, and digital level and robotic total station. The field crew will establish GPS control using a Carlson Brx7 GNNS receiver taking redundant observations on all control points and property corners to meet all minimum requirements set forth by the Georgia Board of Surveyors. Then we use a robotic total station such as Geomax zoom 95, or a terrestrial laser scanner Leica P40 which collects millions of points a second to create a 3d model of the subject area. For some jobs we may also use our advanced drone, a DJI M300 RTK with a 46mp camera, or our Geocue True View 515 LIDAR unit that can penetrate dense vegetation and collect ground data to perform topographic surveys for up to 300-acre sites in less than an hour. Lastly, we can conduct Bathymetric surveys using our Hydro-lite echo sounder and Hy-drone RC controlled boat. With all that said all measurements taken are proven with redundancy and are held up to the latest ASPRS mapping standards.