Best Practices for Pre-Construction and Post-Construction Surveys
Grounded in science, supported by technology
An accurate site survey is an important foundation for a range of development projects. By combining our conventional surveying expertise, depth of staffing, and state-of-the-art equipment, WithersRavenel provides accurate data to serve as the basis for a successful project.
Our firm has a robust team of Professional Land Surveyors and associated field crews on staff. Our survey crews are supported by electronic and robotic Total Station equipment that follow strict quality and calibration regimens.
Leveraging technology to save money
Gone are the days of selecting a single survey method that might provide too much or too little data—we choose from a suite of conventional and cutting-edge data collection and processing tools to right-size our approach for your budget and decision-making needs. You get exactly the information you need at a cost you can afford to make your project a success.
Capturing large datasets in more detail and less time
Boots on the ground will always be part of our business, but sometimes the best solution is an eye in the sky. Our remote sensing professionals use unmanned aerial systems—drones—equipped with a variety of sensors to survey properties faster than conventional techniques. Photography, photogrammetry, multi-spectral and thermal imaging, and laser scanning for large sites and corridors are all possible with drones.
Increasing safety for crews and citizens
Not all sites are created equal, and site accessibility can pose significant challenges to both data collection and safety. Using remote sensing technology, WithersRavenel can collect high-quality data in confined spaces, busy traffic corridors, and other hazardous environments. Minimizing contact between field crews and the public reduces the risk of accidents and keeps projects on track.