Pinpoint Mapping provide accurate measured land and building survey information for architects, developers, property professionals and homeowners across Bristol, Bath and the South West.
Our core services include topographical surveys, measured building surveys and 3D laser scanning.
Measured site data showing boundaries, levels and physical features for planning and development.
Floor plans, elevations & sections of existing buildings for refurbishment, lease & design work.
Rapid 3D point cloud capture for buildings, complex sites and hard-to-reach areas.
Pinpoint Mapping provides land surveys, measured building surveys, CAD drawings and 3D laser scanning for property, design and construction projects.
From topographical surveys and existing building drawings to CAD outputs, point cloud capture and BIM-ready models, we deliver clear survey information to support planning, refurbishment and development work.
Since 2019, Pinpoint Mapping has provided land surveys, measured building surveys, CAD drawings and 3D laser scanning across Bristol, Bath and the South West.
Located just north of Bristol, we support architects, property developers, homeowners, engineers and property professionals with accurate survey drawings and site information for planning, design, refurbishment and construction projects.
Our deliverables include topographical survey drawings, measured building survey drawings, CAD plans and 3D point cloud data tailored to the requirements of each project.
Where required, survey drawings can be related to the Ordnance Survey National Grid.
Read the latest updates, guides and project insights from Pinpoint Mapping’s land surveyors in Bristol including topographical surveys, measured building surveys, laser scanning and drone surveying.
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If you have a site, building or development project requiring accurate survey information, send us the address, proposed survey area and required deliverables. We will review the details and advise on the appropriate survey approach.
Existing drawings, plans, site photographs, project specifications and access information can also help us understand the work and prepare an accurate quotation.
