The drone in its natural habitat

Establishing drone ground control on a Civil project

Summit Survey on the job

Pile setouts for an underground car park. It's critical to get the piles right to avoid problems as the project progress.

When it has to be right. Grid line setouts on a recent commercial building extension.

We had an early morning start in Te Akau. This was for a SO - old plans and old school traversing through dense native bush.

We start by surveying all the existing features. Here our GPS base is set up next to some curious onlookers in the Opotiki area.

We often set out building pad corners for the initial excavation works. Doing this gives the client extra peace of mind that they are on the right track.

- Popular question between surveyors.

We provide ample data to assist with clients' claims on projects. This particular one is for a project in the Waipa district.

We are all about making the contractor's job easier. Setting out kerbs at an offset definitely helps!

Who doesn't like a good Trig photo? It's even better with a view like this. We took this photo while establishing control for a topographical survey on Mount Te Kawa.

This is what a typical orchard design looks like. As you can see, we go above and beyond to provide our clients with extra information. This particular orchard is located close to Edgecumbe.

A precise set out of a greenhouse in the Bay Of Plenty. Millimeter accuracy is what we aim for.

Monitoring survey of a bridge abutment in Auckland.

Just a good snap of our Total Station. You can see the Bluetooth radio handle being used for better connectivity with the field controller.

Always fun to do rural surveys, especially if you find 50+ year old survey marks. This was at Lake Arapuni where we did a topographical survey for a new house design.