For projects requiring a higher level of detail, we produce Building Information Modelling (BIM)-ready survey data that forms a reliable foundation for coordinated design. Our models support clash detection, design integration and the development of the “golden thread” of building information increasingly expected for modern construction and refurbishment projects. By capturing accurate geometry and fabric information at the outset, we help reduce delays, improve coordination between disciplines and support long-term maintenance and asset management.

Historic and listed buildings require careful measurement and sensitive documentation. Our heritage surveys record the fabric, form and condition of traditional buildings to a level suitable for conservation planning, repair specifications and statutory submissions. We work in a manner respectful of original materials and construction methods, producing measured drawings that support informed decision-making without imposing unnecessary intervention. These surveys provide an accurate record for architects, conservation officers and owners, helping to guide maintenance, repair and long-term stewardship.

Accurate measured areas are essential for a range of professional purposes, including rental assessments, valuation work, space planning and compliance with industry measurement standards. We produce precise Gross Internal Area (GIA), Net Internal Area (NIA) and IPMS-compliant figures, providing clear schedules that landlords, tenants and managing agents can rely on.

We also prepare fire safety plans to support building management and regulatory compliance. These plans identify escape routes, compartment lines and key safety equipment, offering a clear framework for day-to-day use and emergency planning. All drawings are produced from robust measured data to ensure dependable, site-specific documentation.