Subsurface surveys aim to identify and verify the location and depth of buried services, features, materials, and voids. This provides you with the geospatial certainty needed to plan, design and construct with confidence.
Our subsurface survey services can be used for design and site verification to instil confidence in designers to avoid design clashes or interference with existing infrastructures. As a result, contractors can excavate the ground with a higher degree of confidence that they won’t strike or damage a buried service. Consequently, this reduces the costly and dangerous risk of utility strikes, as well as the impact to services, project delays, design changes, fines, and reputational damage.

Underground utility surveys aim to identify and verify the location and depth of buried services, features, materials, and voids. Our surveys are compliant to provide clients with the geospatial certainty needed to plan, design and construct with confidence.
GPR survey is a great option for a non-invasive subsurface survey for the detection of buried objects, utilities, and structures in the subsurface. GPR survey provides valuable information for archaeological studies, construction projects, and environmental assessments.
CCTV surveys are types of subsurface surveys which provide detailed visual information about the condition of underground pipes, sewers, and utilities without the need for costly excavation or disruption.
Geophysical surveys provide information about the subsurface geology, helping to identify potential hazards, locate natural resources, and plan construction projects.
A well designed and executed survey is expected to be able to detect around 80% to 95% of utilities, but it might not be possible to achieve a 100% detection rate.
To identify potential hazards or obstacles underground, allowing for better planning and design of structures and ensuring the safety and longevity of infrastructure projects. .
To have a better understanding on the underground water sources, soil composition, and geological formations, aiding in environmental management, conservation efforts, and resource planning.
To provide important information about the underground conditions and potential hazards in a property, allowing developers and homeowners to make informed decisions about construction or renovations and ensuring the safety and stability of the property.
To generate records and valuations of assets, and plan for future developments.
To keep records of buried assets and allow for maintenance and protection of your assets. Creation of digital twins to aid with maintenance programming.
To have essential information about the location and depth of underground infrastructure, helping to prevent damage, minimize disruptions, improve safety, and optimize maintenance and repair activities.
For information on the underground utility lines, geotechnical conditions, and potential hazards, enabling manufacturers to make informed decisions and minimize risks during construction and installation processes.
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