Land surveying for homes is known as the residential property survey, and the process typically involves measuring the boundaries of a specific parcel of land. It is also called, ‘boundary survey’, and despite the term, the process involves more than just making measurements and calculating the boundaries of your property. It actually encompasses a complex process, which only established and seasoned land surveyors can accomplish. To speed up the production of accurate results, these surveyors rely on high-end technologies and equipment, like 3D high definition laser scanners. They also take time to look up and analyze your land, and explore any previous surveys conducted on the property.
A residential property survey is a comprehensive land surveying process that can be performed at any stage of the construction project, as long as the right equipment is used. High-definition 3D laser scanning is currently the most advanced and updated among land surveying methods and technologies used today. It is swifter and provides more accurate results compared to conventional surveying methods, so it is easily trusted by builders, project developers, and architects to accurately survey land that has already been built but would need further examination for remodeling or renovation.
When used in the residential property survey, the 3D laser survey method still uses an up-to-date scanning system that is versatile and fast, with a high-end software for viewing the three-dimensional images. You can explore images in panoramic view or as photo-realistic 360 by 320-degree panoramic scans. This way, you get precise and higher-quality images that can help you and your contractors make informed decisions. HD 3D laser scanning is also useful in assessing the condition or damage on property, as well as for creating two-dimensional (2D) plans and semi-automated 3D models.
High-end surveying methods must be considered when conducting a residential property survey, especially where dubious lands are concerned. The same principle applies before you construct your dream home on any piece of land. That way, you can be sure that there will be no costly legal troubles down the line.
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