Sheffield Olympic Legacy Park

Back over in Sheffield this week assisting B. & E. BOYS LIMITED on the brand new Sheffield Olympic Legacy Park. A great project to be involved with and it’s always good to see the boys!

Knutsford Measured Building Survey

Carrying out a Measured Building Survey of a beautiful 1840’s Victorian mansion down in Knutsford. This building has obviously had it’s fair share of modernisation, but those original features are things of beauty!

Topographical Survey Haversham

Continuing with National Apprentice Week, here’s a shot of apprentice George on site carrying out a Topographical Survey over in Heversham. He usually feels a bit camera shy and ‘sheepish’, but he’s got an extra spring in his shoes this week!

National Apprentice Week

In line with ‘National Apprentice Week’, one of our apprentices Owen is accompanying Joe down at Blackburn College (UK)‘s Meet the employer event! Owen and Joe will be educating & answering questions to students and parents as to what kind of job opportunities are available on the back of the new T-Level courses. Hopefully we will […]

Listed Building Survey

Another week, another listed building to survey. This time over in Leeds for our friends at Redrow! Although this building might look small, it was quite a challenge for Samuel Ferreiro, but we’ve managed to get the job done.

Leica LS15

Getting the old Leica LS15 out today, continuing one of our ongoing monitoring campaigns over in Leeds. Good job we’ve got a steady hand in these situations….

Tatton Park Survey

We had a rare treat on site this morning down at Tatton Park in Knutsford. Don’t worry these two feisty gents had no eye-deer we were watching on…..

Barnard Castle Survey

No more signs of Dominic Cummings testing his eyes today near Barnard Castle. There definitely was some surveying done though, as well as a few hesitant vehicles slowing down in case we flashed.. I mean the instrument flashed.

Lancashire University Topo

A continuation of Topographical Survey and Utility Mapping work over at Lancaster University today. Tying into our previously established control stations ensuring minimal disruption on site.

Survey Efficiency

Sometimes having two pairs of hands on site is much easier than one. Not only is this less disruptive for our clients, as it requires less site time, it also speeds up efficiency & delivery of the final deliverables.