PROFILE & CERTIFICATIONS

WHAT IS GPR:- Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) is an electromagnetic method that detects interfaces between subsurface materials with differing dielectric constants (a term that describes an electrical parameter of a material).

Topographical Survey Services Depending on the purpose of the survey and the desired output, there are a few types of topographical surveys to choose from, including a general land survey, boundary survey, and survey for construction projects. Also, depending on the scale of the map that is required and location of the site, for instance whether it’s an urban or rural area, a survey can be classified by accuracy level.

Cadastral Survey Services A cadastral survey is a type of surveying that deals with the measurement and demarcation of land ownership boundaries. Its main purpose is to establish and define property boundaries for legal and administrative purposes, including taxation, land ownership registration, and land use planning. Cadastral surveys are typically conducted by licensed surveyors, who use a variety of tools and techniques to determine the precise location and extent of land parcels. These may include measuring and marking physical features such as trees, rocks, and buildings, as well as using global positioning system (GPS) technology and computer-aided drafting (CAD) software to create detailed maps and boundary descriptions.

A contour survey, also known as a topographic survey, is a type of land survey that measures and maps the contours, or the elevations and slopes, of the land. Contour surveys are commonly used to create detailed topographic maps that show the natural features of a particular area, including hills, valleys, streams, and other physical features. Contour surveys are typically conducted by licensed surveyors, who use specialized equipment such as total stations and GPS receivers to measure the elevations and locations of specific points on the land surface. They use these measurements to create contour lines, which connect points of equal elevation and show the shape and slope of the land.