Why get an as-built survey for your project?
Accurate Documentation: The as-built documentation is an important requirement of many construction contracts. They are required by many industries to show improvements/changes to the land and represent any deviations from the original construction drawings. An as-built survey provides a precise and detailed record of the final constructed conditions of your project. It captures the exact locations, dimensions, and orientations of various elements, including walls, utilities, structural components, and other features. This documentation is invaluable for future reference, maintenance, renovations, or potential legal disputes.
Verification of Compliance: An as-built survey serves as evidence to verify that the constructed project adheres to the approved design and meets all relevant codes, regulations, and specifications. It ensures that the construction has been executed correctly, providing peace of mind that the project is in compliance with the required standards.
Asset Management: The as-built survey data acts as a valuable asset management tool. It allows you to keep an accurate record of the building's infrastructure, enabling effective facility management and maintenance. With this information readily available, it becomes easier to plan future modifications, renovations, or additions to the structure.
Resolving Discrepancies: During construction, changes or modifications may occur due to unforeseen circumstances or design adjustments. An as-built survey helps identify any discrepancies between the original plans and the constructed elements. This enables timely resolution of issues and ensures that the final documentation accurately reflects the completed project.
Future Planning and Renovations: If you decide to undertake future renovations or expansions, an as-built survey serves as a critical starting point. It provides a comprehensive understanding of the existing conditions, allowing architects and engineers to assess feasibility, make informed decisions, and plan modifications with precision. This minimizes guesswork, reduces design conflicts, and streamlines the renovation process.
Insurance and Liability: Having an as-built survey can be crucial for insurance purposes. In the event of damage, accidents, or insurance claims, the accurate documentation can assist in determining liability and facilitating the claims process. It provides a reliable record of the original construction and helps avoid potential disputes regarding the pre-existing conditions of the structure.
With the use of robotic total stations and RTK GPS systems Survpal can provide quick and efficient as-built documentation of:
Final deliverables can be received as CAD drawings overlaid on original drawings and data sheets representing deviations from original plans.
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