1,160 points shownGenuine field data
69 ft of reliefLocation removed
A laser scanner measures a site by the million rather than by the point. Where a crew with a total station records the features someone thought to ask for, a scan records the whole surface and lets the questions come later.
The deliverable is a point cloud: a dense, dimensionally accurate three dimensional record of a site as it stood on the day of capture. From it we can extract sections, surfaces, clash checks and drawings without going back to the field.
Where scanning earns its keep
- Complex existing conditions where a hand measurement would take days and still miss something
- Renovation and retrofit, where new steel has to fit old structure
- Industrial sites with dense pipework and equipment
- Any building or structure worth recording before it is altered
- Volume measurement of stockpiles and excavation
The great advantage is that the site is measured once and asked questions many times. A dimension nobody thought of on the day of capture is usually already in the cloud.
What you receive
Registered point cloud in a format your design team can open, and any drawings, surfaces or sections extracted from it. Tell us what software your engineer or architect uses and we will deliver to suit.
Where we do it
Anywhere in Florida.