Old brick streets give real character, and they also make a topographic survey harder to plan than one on a plain concrete road. When your property sits along one of these streets, the crew has to account for the brick … Continue reading →
LiDAR mapping and topographic surveys aren’t competing tools. They work best as a team. Developers sometimes think they have to pick one or the other. That’s the wrong question. The real value shows up when both methods feed into the … Continue reading →
Lidar mapping sounds like something out of a sci-fi movie, but it’s just a laser doing math. Fire millions of light pulses at the ground, time how long they take to bounce back, and you get a height for every … Continue reading →