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Commercial site layout and precision surveying

Commercial site layout and precision surveying

Large-scale construction projects are taken seriously at Géo Précision Inc. by Steve Tremblay, land surveyor. Steve Tremblay’s experience in construction surveying and project management, combined with the dynamism of his team, will ensure that your project is implemented quickly, efficiently, and accurately. Géo Précision Inc. uses state-of-the-art surveying instruments, software, and techniques, offering geodetic-grade precision and competitive operational efficiency. Géo Précision Inc. distinguishes itself by offering cutting-edge services to its commercial clients, such as 3D surveys with terrestrial scanning.

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Setting out is the positioning of a future building on the site. Upon completion of the setting out, the land surveyor issues a “setting out certificate,” which is written confirmation that the setting out has been carried out.

Before issuing a building permit, municipalities often require a setting out plan. The setting out plan is a plan that shows the position of the proposed building in relation to the property lines. It is required by most municipalities to ensure compliance with building laws and regulations before issuing the building permit.

Setout operations are governed by the Regulation respecting the standard of practice relating to staking and setting out of the Ordre des arpenteurs-géomètres du Québec (R.S.Q., c. A-23, r.11).

  • Establishment of control points
  • Excavation layout
  • Foundation layout
  • Axle and anchor bolt layout
  • Curb layout with elevations
  • Staking and boundary identification.

The site plan is a plan that shows the position of the future building in relation to property lines. It is required by most municipalities to ensure compliance with building laws and regulations before issuing a building permit.

The content of a topographic plan varies considerably depending on the client’s needs. A topographic plan represents the terrain’s relief (shape) using contour lines and identifies all physical features present on the Earth’s surface (buildings and structures, the location of public utilities, easements, land use) in relation to property boundaries.

  • Establishment of benchmark points
  • Measurement of radiating elevations
  • Identification of the natural high-water mark or wetland boundary
  • 3D scanning and point cloud creation
  • Airborne photogrammetric and laser scanning

Leveling includes all the operations carried out by the land surveyor which allow the determination, by measuring successive differences in elevation, of the altitude or elevation of metallic leveling benchmarks or characteristic points of the ground or of structures above the same reference surface.

  • Volume calculation
  • 3D modeling
  • Hydrography
  • Mining and underground surveys
  • Structural monitoring
  • Control point establishment and geodetic surveying
  • Deformation calculations and structural monitoring of bridges and dams
  • Micro-geodesy: Precision alignments, industrial machinery layout
  • Approval of sports facilities
  • Verification and calibration of various types of instruments used in geodesy and surveying

More and more landlords and tenants are turning to land surveyors to obtain accurate and precise area measurements for leased spaces in commercial, industrial, and institutional buildings.

The land surveyor performs the measurements necessary to calculate the area of ​​these spaces according to the terms of a lease or using recognized methods such as the BOMA standard. The certificate typically consists of a plan that confirms the accuracy of the area measurements.

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