Subdivision Surveys: Conducted to divide a larger parcel of land into smaller lots or parcels, subdivision surveys adhere to zoning regulations and local planning laws. They involve creating new property boundaries, often accompanied by the establishment of new streets and other land use considerations.

Boundary verifications: These surveys focus on resolving legal issues related to land ownership, boundaries, and rights. They may involve retracing historical property lines, confirming property corners, or verifying the accuracy of existing land records and surveys.

Topographic surveys are crucial for understanding the physical characteristics of a piece of land in detail. By mapping out elevation changes, natural features like rivers or hills, and man-made structures such as buildings or roads, these surveys offer valuable insights for various industries.  Engineers for example rely on them to plan infrastructure projects like roads, housing infrastructure and bridges, ensuring designs account for terrain variations and potential challenges.

Surveys to collect data for use in the design of infrastructure projects like roads, power lines etc. The products resulting from engineering surveys are generally topographic maps and digital terrain models (DTM)

We use of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV ) with a variety of sensors to capture features and terrain for different application like; Roads, Power lines and Forestry

Surveys carried out for projects that are in or near water to help determine the terrain profile below the water surface