Service 01 · Utility & telecom
SiteSurveys.
Designs fail when they start from old records. We send crews to record existing conditions on site: structures, attachments, clearances and access. Every point is located, photographed and checked before delivery, so your engineers design from what is in the field today.
In the field
What we capture.
- Pole and structure locations, heights and identifiers
- Existing attachments, equipment and attachment heights
- Mid-span clearances and span lengths
- Right-of-way, easement and access conditions
- Underground indicators: vaults, pedestals and handholes
- Obstructions, hazards and site constraints
On delivery
What you receive.
- Geo-referenced survey data in your required format
- Photo log linked to each surveyed point
- Field notes and an exception list
- Route or site map of the surveyed area
- Delivery summary: scope, coverage, open items
Where it fits
Typical use cases.
01.1
Make-ready & pole attachment
Field data on existing attachments and clearances to support attachment applications and make-ready engineering.
01.2
Fiber route walkouts
Aerial and underground route documentation ahead of design and permitting.
01.3
Existing conditions for design
A verified baseline of the site before engineers commit to a design.
01.4
Pre-construction verification
Confirmation that site conditions still match the design before crews mobilize.
The method
Run the traverse.
STA 1 → STA 4
STA 1 · 0+00
Scope
We confirm the area, schema, deliverables and acceptance criteria in writing before a crew is assigned.
STA 2
Collect
Crews capture data on site against the agreed scope, every record tied to a location and a photo.
STA 3
Verify
Each dataset is reviewed against scope for completeness and consistency before it leaves our hands.
STA 4 · Close
Deliver
Files in your format, with a summary of what was captured, what was flagged and what remains open.
Before you ask
FAQ.
How long does a survey take?
It depends on the size of the area, asset density and access. We give you a schedule with the scope, before any work starts.
What file formats do you deliver?
We deliver in the format your system ingests, agreed at scoping.
How quickly can a crew mobilize?
Mobilization depends on location and crew availability. We confirm the start date when the scope is approved.
How do you check the data before it reaches us?
Every dataset is reviewed against the agreed scope for completeness and consistency. Issues found in review are corrected or flagged in the delivery summary, never passed on silently.
New job
Scope a site survey.
Have a route or area to survey? Send us the scope and we will come back with a plan.