News & Events
Welcome to our new website which we have streamlined in order that you can navigate more efficiently and hopefully find what you need.
Despite the downturn, Laser Surveys still offer the same high quality services as usual and will not let the more competitive environment we find ourselves in dilute our quality services.
We hope that you will find the service that you require on our site but If it is not listed please drop us an email outlining what you need. We have been expanding our services over the last number of years particularly in the Consultancy role and have represented a number of County Councils in arbitration/conciliation cases over construction claims and also acted as clients technical representative for a number of Design Consultancies in particular for Luas.
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Jan 2013
We are currently researching archive maps and records in Ireland’s national archives and libraries and hope to develop this into a useful service for our clients. We can search old OS boundary records/field books for a boundary issue or alternatively we can research old estate mapping records which show a wealth of detail, not available on OS mapping, but may be invaluable to an Architect trying to develop or upgrade an inaccessible city centre site. We hope to cover this more in future news items. |
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Dec 2012
Last year Laser Surveys were once again included in the approved panel of Land Surveyors for the National Transportation Authority projects and we continue to carry out these high quality urban topographical surveys having just completed a 5km Road Survey in Maynooth Town for AEcom Engineering/Kildare County Council and a 5km Road and Topographical Survey along Chapelizod Road and the War Memorial Park in Dublin for Arup/Dublin City Council |
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June 2012 Laser Surveys completed our second full measured building survey of a substantial listed building in Dublin City Centre for an Architectural firm and we hope to build up on this experience with more assignments
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June 2011
Laser Surveys were also included on Dublin City Councils approved panel of Topographical Surveyors and have performed a number of urban street surveys for DCC. Using high precision robotic total stations coupled with precise digital levelling we are able to meet the most demanding accuracy requirements |
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