A commercial topographic survey is a detailed mapping of the natural and man-made features of a specific piece of land. The goal is to provide accurate and comprehensive information about the surface of the Earth. Here are the key components and steps involved in a commercial topographic survey:
Project Planning:
Research:
Fieldwork:
Data Processing:
Map Production:
Report and Documentation:
Delivery:
Regulatory Compliance:
Updates and Revisions:
A commercial topographic survey is crucial for various applications, including construction projects, land development, environmental assessments, and infrastructure planning. The accuracy and detail of the survey depend on the project requirements and the chosen surveying methods.
About Stoner
Since 1988, Stoner has continually provided the highest level of quality service to each and every project. Staying true to the company mission statement of Experience, Excellence, Service and Technology: These are the watchwords that we apply to each of our clients’ projects. Today, the company services the greater South Florida area including Broward, Miami-Dade, Palm Beach and Monroe Counties. Allowing the team of professionals to deliver critical surveying services in a timely manner to both the private sector and the government. For more information on Stoner, please call (954) 585-0997or visit www.stonersurveyors.com.
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