Oadby, Leicester
Laser Scanning
3D Laser Scanning
Point Cloud Surveys
Your Land and Buildings can be rapidly surveyed using 3D laser Scanners. This will provide an accurate existing or as-built 3D point cloud record of your land and buildings.
Written by J. Jackson | Published: 8th April 2025
When it comes to efficient planning and precise execution in construction and engineering projects, accurate site data is essential.
Recently, we undertook a laser scanning survey in Oadby, Leicester, to assist a client in carefully planning the position of a foul drainage pipe.
This case study highlights the benefits of laser scanning for effective project management.
Our client required a detailed survey to accurately determine the optimal route for a foul drainage pipe.
Using state-of-the-art laser scanning technology, we captured precise measurements of the existing architecture on-site.
This information allowed the client to plan and draw with confidence, avoiding costly errors and unexpected challenges.
What Is a Laser Scanning Survey?
A Laser scanning survey is currently the most accurate and efficient form of reality capture, and by far obsoletes traditional surveying methods across a broad range of construction design needs.
We have developed various methodologies to streamline the way the data is collected and how it is processed.
One of our surveyors, Fabian, on site
How Did Our Client Benefit From a SolidPoint Survey?
Choosing a laser scanning survey holds many benefits, however, there are 3 that stand out the most:
Accurate Site Information
Detailed architectural data facilitated effective planning and drawings.
Comprehensive Records
Permanent records of the site were created, aiding in future modifications and maintenance.
Cost Efficiency
The accurate survey reduced potential errors, saving time and money.
One of our surveyors, Finn, on site
Why Choose SolidPoint?
Our laser scanning survey provided the client with a complete understanding of the site’s layout, reducing risks and enabling efficient decision-making.
The ability to visualise the final plans and address potential issues before construction began ensured a smoother, more cost-effective project.
Overall, this project took 4 hours to complete and only cost £600, so if you’re looking for a cost-effective, efficient, and safe way to inspect your property, a SolidPoint survey might be the perfect solution.
What Our Client Received:
- A complete understanding of the site’s layout
- Reduced risks
- The ability to visualise the final plans and address potential issues before construction began
Final model extract