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Floor plans are scaled drawings that show the layout of a building or a single floor, including the location of rooms, doors, windows, walls, and other features. They provide an overhead view of the space and can help visualise the area's size and shape.

Sections are drawing that show a vertical cut-through view of a building or structure, usually from roof to foundation. They provide a detailed view of the internal structure, construction materials, and relationships between different building elements, such as floors, walls, columns, and beams.

Elevation drawings show the exterior view of a building or structure, typically from one or more sides. It provides a detailed representation of the building's height, shape, and architectural features, such as doors, windows, rooflines, and decorative architectural elements.

An arbitrary datum is used for small works that are not related to the British National Grid.

The survey grid is based on OSGB36 (Ordnance Survey Great Britain 1936) and OSGM15 (Ordnance Survey Geoid Model 2015), which are the standards for the British National Grid.

Electrical features refer to components within a building's electrical infrastructure, such as switches, sockets and lighting. We can show the positions of these features on the plans at an additional cost.

Radiators refer to all heating devices. We can show the positions of these features on the plans at an additional cost.

Internal elevations refer to detailed drawings that show the vertical surfaces of a building's interior spaces, such as walls, floors, and ceilings. These drawings provide a comprehensive view of the walls or ceiling, including the placement of doors, windows, fixtures, and other features. Internal elevations are typically used by Interior Designers.

Gross Internal Area (GIA) refers to the total floor area of a building measured to the internal face of the perimeter walls at each floor level. The GIA is an important metric used in property valuation, leasing, and planning applications.

Orthophotos are scaled images obtained from scanned data free from distortions. In practice, we slice the point cloud to generate these views. Sometimes architects and designers require additional sections or layouts to know more about the building structure.

If you are considering ordering more drawings, this solution could be for you. It can be an alternative to 2D CAD drawings to receive accurate orthophotos of site plans, floor plans, sections, and elevations at a much lower price.

Our orthophotos can be provided within 24h after the site visit and the essential data for the PointCab Share app. This will allow you to manage the scans, measure the distances and areas, or pick up the levels.

As part of our services, we also offer valuable photographic records using 360-degree cameras to capture high-resolution images of the entire property. This allows you to see every corner and detail from every angle.

These photographic records provide a visual reference that can be used for various purposes, including as a reference for future designs, renovations, or repairs. They can also be used to document the property's condition at a specific point in time, providing substantial evidence in case of disputes or legal issues.

Our team takes great care to ensure that the photographic records are of the highest quality. We take multiple shots from different angles and elevated poles to capture every aspect of the property. Then, we provide these images to our clients digitally, allowing for easy sharing and distribution.

The .e57 file extension is used for files that contain 3D point cloud data captured using 3D laser scanners. It is an open standard that supports multiple data types, including 3D coordinates, colour information, and intensity values. It also supports the storage of metadata, such as scan parameters and other relevant information. We provide this file for free as a part of our survey projects.

The .rcp file extension is used for Autodesk Recap. Autodesk developed software for processing and editing 3D laser scanning data and other point cloud data captured from various sources.

This file format stores the processed point cloud data and project information, including registration information, scans, and other metadata and can only be opened using Autodesk software.

The .pcp file extension refers to PointCab software for processing and editing 3D laser scanning data and other point cloud data captured from various sources. This file can be opened using the PointCab Share app, which is helpful for fast sharing sliced point cloud data with our clients.

This free application requires no special skills or advanced computer configuration. Everyone can enjoy accessing the point cloud, even on a small, inexpensive laptop.

A thermal imaging survey is a method of using thermal cameras to capture and analyse temperature variations in an object, area, or structure. This helps identify issues like heat leaks, electrical problems, or temperature anomalies.

Floor flatness survey, often referred to as FF survey, is a measurement and assessment process used to determine the evenness and smoothness of a floor surface, typically in construction or industrial settings. It helps ensure that the floor meets specified flatness criteria for safety, functionality, and aesthetics.

We highly recommend that you consider taking advantage of our services and declare the available funds for measurements. Our company offers a wide range of technological solutions tailored to meet your specific needs at a competitive price. It's important to note that not all drawings are required immediately, and we can work with you to adjust our services to fit within your budget.