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3D LiDAR Scanning

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Our Riegl LiDAR Scanner is an aerial mounted system that can scan your site in minutes and produce a precise, accurate 3D model. This equipment has many applications beyond simply creating maps!

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Aerial Photogrammetry

Our state of the art DJI Phantom 4 Pro captures data from above allowing Alpha Land Surveying to create 2D Orthomosaic maps, 3D Orthomosaic maps, and 3D models with ease and precision. The DJI Phantom 4 Pro provides access to challenging terrains and has a variety of applications beyond topographical data, such as checking construction progress and providing critical data that goes hand in hand with Building Information Modeling (BIM)

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Surveys

Acreages, Rural Areas

A land survey is a drawing that shows exactly where the boundaries of a property are. A survey will also lay out the dimensions and location of any buildings or other site improvements on the property.

Subdivisions

A subdivision survey is used to divide a parcel of land into multiple lots for a subdivision. A subdivision survey is used to create subdivision plats and must be filed in the land records with the recorder’s office.

Residential/Commercial Lots

A boundary survey is used to determine the exact location of property boundaries and corners of a piece of land. A boundary survey may be used to settle legal disputes or locate easements or for personal records.

ALTA /ACSM

An ALTA (American Land Title Association) survey is done when buying a home or investment property. A title company will normally require an ALTA survey before issuing title insurance. An ALTA survey may also be referred to as a mortgage survey, since lenders often require them before providing financing.

Topography

Topographical surveys lay out the location of natural and man-made features on a property. These features may include buildings, fences, utilities, ponds, rivers, trees, and elevations. A topographic survey is often used by engineers and architects for planning site improvements.

Elevation Certificates/LOMA

An elevation certificate lists a building’s location, lowest point of elevation, flood zone and other characteristics, according to the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA). It is used to enforce local building ordinances and to help determine flood insurance rates.

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