Trusted Land Surveyors in Nottingham

Yes. As standard, we will report volumes on any formal and graded stock piles surveyed within your survey area. The calculation assumes the base to base method and does not apply a bulking factor. For anything more specific please ask.

Survey data is rarely delivered without some adjustment to provide a best estimate on final coordinates. The Bowditch and Least Squares method are commonly applied in land surveying.

Yes Earth is "round". Though this generally only becomes relevant when surveying large areas - when this curvature may need to be accounted for, depending on the purpose of the survey.

First registration is an application process required by Land Registry when a conveyance is prepared for land that is previously unregistered. A title plan may need to be produced by a land or boundary surveyor, depending on what historic evidence is available.

Levelling refers to measuring or setting the elevation or height of control points, relative to the datum. On a typical topographical survey or measured building survey, the accuracy of a modern total station is sufficient to set these elevations. For higher order accuracy work, such as large control networks, monitoring or simply where planimetric (X/Y) control is not required, "hard levelling" with a digital or optical level and graduated staff is used to complete a level loop. Obtaining a grid of spot heights, or levels over an area of land or concrete, may also be referred to as "levelling" the area.