Questions before the first survey
Not answered here? Call (555) 017-0125 and ask for a project engineer.
How early should we bring you in?
As early as you can. A desk study before the site layout is fixed costs little and often changes where the expensive field work should go.
What do you need from us for a proposal?
The site boundary or route, what you plan to build, any existing survey data and your programme. A short call is usually enough to start.
Do you work in shallow water and intertidal zones?
Yes. We use small survey boats, jack-up platforms and land rigs where a large vessel cannot go, and plan the work around the tides.
Can we book laboratory testing only?
Yes. Send us the samples with their logs and the test schedule. We confirm what we can run and when you will have the results.
Which standards do you test and report to?
The ones named in your project specification. We list them in the proposal, so you can check them before the work starts.
What happens when the weather stops work?
The proposal explains how weather downtime is handled and charged. You get a daily report either way, and we agree any change to the plan with you.
Reply within two working days
Know the ground before you build on it
Send us your site or route and what you plan to build. A project engineer replies with questions, a scope and a fixed price.