Housing conversions and extensions need verified layouts, façade openings and level relationships. Geo Scan records the agreed buildings and site areas, making dwelling access and any sampling basis explicit.
25+ years: Founder-led surveying expertise
Clear scope: Outputs agreed before capture
Checked deliverables: Quality reviewed before issue
Measure the proposed scope: Layouts, façade openings and level relationships support conversions and extensions.
Make coverage explicit: Agree dwelling access and any sampling; one measured unit cannot verify every unit.
Prioritise design outputs: Choose the plans, elevations and section positions your architect actually needs.
Conversions and extensions: Record floor layouts, elevations, sections and site relationships for the architect’s proposed scheme.
Blocks and housing estates: Measure agreed dwellings and communal stairs, corridors and hallways, with a clear schedule of accessible areas.
Envelope refurbishment: Capture accessible façades, openings and roof geometry for drawing production and design coordination.
Resident appointments, locked flats, gardens and roof access can determine what is achievable in a visit. Agree representative or repeated layouts explicitly; one surveyed dwelling must not silently stand in for every other unit.
Prioritise the floor plans, elevations and section positions needed for design. Add topographical information, registered point clouds or a scoped model where the project team has a defined use for them.
Measured surveys are distinct from homebuyer reports, condition surveys, legal boundary determinations and structural assessments. Concealed construction is not established from visible geometry.
Do you need access to every flat? That depends on the agreed scope. Individual layouts and levels require access to the relevant areas. If the project uses sampling, the extent and limitations must be agreed rather than assuming all flats are identical.