UK SITE DATA

Clear LiDAR, Fast Site Data

Get point clouds, terrain models, and survey reports built for engineers, developers, and architects. We map sites, check volumes, and flag flood-risk details with clear data you can use.

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TOPIC CHANNELS

What teams ask most

What a point cloud shows, and how teams use it on site.

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GUIDE

LiDAR Survey Basics

What a point cloud shows, and how teams use it on site.

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TIPS

Drone Scan Checks

When roofs, slopes, or tight access need a fast scan.

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GUIDE

Flood Data Guide

Read terrain models, levels, and surface flow lines.

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TRENDS

Volume Check Rules

How earthworks and stockpile numbers fit into site plans.

Quote turnaround

24 hrs

Quote turnaround

Detail in scans

1 cm

Detail in scans

Sites mapped yearly

250+

Sites mapped yearly

The Map

Community

Customer notes

Verified

The point cloud was clean, and our drainage plan moved faster.

H

Hannah Cole

Civil Engineer, Northline Design

Verified

The levels were spot on, and the report was easy to use on site.

M

Malik Shah

Project Lead, Balfour & Dean

Verified

We had scan data fast, and the flood check saved a lot of back and forth.

S

Sophie Trent

Development Manager, Cairn Homes

CASE FILES

Recent site scans and reports

Clearances, tracks, and access paths in one clean model.

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Case study

London Rail Yard Scan

Clearances, tracks, and access paths in one clean model.

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02Report

Flood Plain Model

Terrain data that supports drainage and level plans.

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03Volumetrics

Cut and Fill Check

Earthworks volumes for pads, roads, and stockpiles.

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Aerial

Drone Roof Scan

Aerial capture for roofs, plant, and hard ground.

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05Processing

Point Cloud Cleanup

Noise removed, layers sorted, and files ready for CAD.

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06Planning

Planning Site Pack

Maps, notes, and levels for planners and architects.

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07Terrain

Slope Model Sheet

Terrain shapes for embankments, paths, and grading.

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08CAD Ready

Base Plan Update

Fresh survey lines for redesign and site control.

Questions

LiDAR survey questions

Quick answers before visitors choose a product, service, or next step.

01What is a LiDAR survey?+

A LiDAR survey uses laser scans to measure shape, height, and distance, then turns the site into a 3D point cloud.

02Who needs LiDAR site data?+

Engineers, developers, and architects use it for design, planning, drainage, and setting-out checks on real sites.

03Can you map hard access sites?+

Yes. We survey yards, slopes, roofs, trees, and tight access areas, then clean the data for safe use in CAD or BIM.

04Do you check cut and fill?+

Yes. We compare existing and proposed levels to show cut and fill, stockpile size, and earthworks volume for site work.

05Can you help with flood risk?+

Yes. We build terrain models and level data that support flood-risk notes, drainage plans, and site design choices.

06How fast do you deliver?+

Small sites are often scanned and reported in a few working days, with timing set by site size, access, and detail level.

Field notes by email

Get short notes on LiDAR scans, site checks, and report work for construction, planning, and design teams.