At Fosse Surveying, our surveyors are devoted to precise, accurate, Measured Building Surveys. This includes Elevations, Floor plans and Cross Sections.
A measured building survey, also known as a building survey, is an accurate representation of your building layout and current structure. Floor plans are essential to give an accurate representation of the current building, which allows the client to see the current environment and is an important step in the design and planning process for our clients. Building Elevations can provide you with detail which shows the building footprint, window frames, doors, and roof detail, as well as decorative features.
Our measured building surveys are undertaken using the latest Leica equipment and consist of the latest total stations, 3D Laser Scanners, GNSS systems, and hand-held measuring equipment. We use AutoCAD to draw our surveys, and the finished drawings are made available in DXF or DWG format.
Examples of our measured building surveys can be found below. If you would like information on our Topographic Surveys, 3D Laser Scanning Surveys, BIM & Revit Modelling, or any of the other services we offer, please feel free to browse through our service pages or contact us with any questions.
Fosse Surveying has administered property floor plans for the infrastructure of varying sizes. Our measured building survey reports are tailor-made to suit the requirements of your project, depicting detail from the layout of walls to fittings, fixtures and electrical components. We can conduct both 2D and 3D plans to assist in the completion of your project efficiently.
Using state of the art equipment, we can administer detailed elevation drawings for any sized building. Our drawings are completed to a varying scale of detail dependant on the project, from the very basics to intricate architectural elements. Street elevation drawings are often a requirement for planning. Fosse Surveying can create a detailed report for your project without the need to step foot on the site.
If required, we are happy to complete your measured building survey with cross-sectional drawings. By determining the positioning of the cutlines, we can display all sectional information to ensure the drawings meet the requirements of your design. The level of detail incorporated can be altered to suit your needs, ranging from a basic overview to the inclusion of structures, such as cornices and architraves.
A reflected ceiling plan (RCP) depicts the structure of your ceiling in great detail, without the need for ladders or other more invasive building surveying methods. We work closely with you to ensure our reports depict the appropriate level of detail in the most suitable format to satisfy your project specifications.
Internal structures - beams and columns
Floor levels
The positioning of staircases
Doorway heights
Internal and external wall thickness
The positioning of chimneys
Window cill and head heights
Boilers
The location of electricity and gas meters
Rainwater and drainage pipes
Hazards on or close to the site
An RCP depicts the layout of your ceiling in a similar format to that of a floor plan. This helps your construction workers, designers and architects to easily visualise the space and its intricacies.
If you are looking to change the appearance of your home, whether that be a loft conversion or a property extension, a property survey can help to make that dream become a reality. These plans provide you with an accurate representation of the infrastructure, allowing you to plan efficiently and avoid any costly miscalculations or inaccuracies that could affect construction.
A building survey provides you with an accurate scaled representation of your infrastructure and its detail. This allows you to note any difference between the original plan and actual construction, giving you the opportunity to detail features of the building to base any future construction on.
A typical measured building survey takes between one and two hours. However, this can differ depending on the size of the project and the detail required.
External and internal building surveys refer to the creation of detailed drawings through scanning the entirety of a building or structure. These surveys can include the following:
Ceiling heights
Internal structures
Floor levels
Staircases
Doorways
The cost of a building survey is dependent upon the duration of time spent at the site and the level of detail specified for your project requirements. If you would like any further information, please get in touch for an exact quote.
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If you’re looking for a company that provides high quality surveying that offers an excellent all round customer experience, you’ve come to the right place.
Head office:
Old Vicarage, Market Place, Castle Donington, Derbyshire DE74 2JB
Regional Office:
The Old Rectory, Main St, Glenfield, Leicester, LE3 8DG