General Updates

Landform Surveys would like to extend a big welcome to our two new apprentices, Harrison Moore and Harry Crawford to our team.

Technology is a great tool and we are only beginning to scratch the surface of the potential of how we can use it to work more productively with the built environment.

This past summer has been full of interesting projects and one of them was one of the most notable large-scale projects coming up in the region.

2016 has been a year of unpredictability. Much of that is due to June’s EU referendum vote, both before and after the vote.

Here at Landform Surveys, we appreciate good, reliable, surveying equipment. It’s key to creating surveys that are up to client requirements.

July has been an interesting month in the Landform Surveys office, with surveyors travelling the length and breadth of the country on a wide variety of surveys.

Here at Landform Surveys, we are always evaluating new technology with regard to its benefits in survey accuracy, efficiency savings and improving the quality of our deliverables.

Some of the surveyors at Landform Surveys had the opportunity to get back into the water and perform another river survey.

A historical family hall in Newcastle’s Benwell area was sold at auction last July by Newcastle City Council and Landform Surveys were asked to complete a post sale survey.

Landform Surveys has launched their new website, part of a combined website build, photography and digital marketing project. We have been working with Cargo Creative, based in North Shields, who has delivered the project.