3D Laser Scanning.

3D laser scanning is an advanced surveying method that uses specialist equipment to capture millions of precise measurement points from a building or environment. This creates a highly accurate digital representation, known as a point cloud, which can be used for design, planning, construction and building analysis.

3D laser scanning is commonly used for architectural design, measured surveys, refurbishments, BIM modelling, heritage documentation, clash detection and construction planning. It provides accurate existing site information to help reduce errors and improve project efficiency.

3D laser scanning provides an extremely high level of accuracy, often capturing measurements to within millimetres depending on the equipment and project requirements. This helps create reliable survey data for design, engineering and construction teams.

Depending on your project requirements, outputs can include point cloud data, 2D CAD drawings, floor plans, elevations, sections, 3D models and BIM-ready files. Survey information can usually be supplied in formats such as DWG, PDF, Revit and other compatible file types.

Yes, 3D laser scanning is particularly beneficial for heritage and listed buildings, as it allows highly detailed information to be captured quickly and accurately with minimal disruption. This makes it ideal for conservation, restoration and refurbishment projects where preserving detail is important.