Castle Surveys Ltd
Land and building surveys across the UK
About Castle Surveys Ltd
Castle Surveys provides land, building and engineering surveys across the UK, for projects ranging from individual residential properties to infrastructure programmes. Its services include topographical and measured-building surveys, mobile mapping, underground utility surveys, drone and hydrographic surveys, and area measurement reports.
The company also carries out CCTV drainage surveys, boundary surveys, arboricultural surveys, construction verification, right-to-light surveys, and structural and environmental monitoring. Its work supports planning, design, refurbishment, compliance and property management.
Castle Surveys uses technologies including GNSS, total stations, laser scanning, mobile LiDAR and drones. It can deliver 2D and 3D survey outputs, CAD-ready plans and Revit models. The company says it starts by understanding what the client needs the survey data to do.
The company has offices in the Midlands, Manchester, London, Cheltenham and Glasgow. It invites clients to request a consultation to discuss their project and survey requirements.
Services
Land and building surveys
- Topographic land surveys
- Measured building surveys
- Mobile mapping surveys
- Area surveys and measurement reports
- Accurate verified view surveys
- Drone surveys and inspection
- Arboricultural surveys
- Hydrographic surveys
Utility and engineering surveys
- PAS 128 underground utility surveys
- Utility surveys
- Site control and setting out
- Construction verification surveys
- CCTV drainage surveys
- Engineering surveys
- Geo-environmental surveys
Monitoring and digital models
- Structural health monitoring
- Environmental monitoring
- Right-to-light surveys and modelling
- BIM and digital twin surveys
- 3D laser scanning
- Project management surveys
- Revit modelling
What their website says about each service
- CCTV Drain Surveys
“Our CCTV drain surveys use high-definition cameras to inspect pipes and drainage systems, detecting any blockages, structural damage and potential weaknesses.”