
Understand Your Site. Plan with Confidence.
Intersect Surveys provides GPR, PAS 128, topographic, utility and land surveys for developers, architects, contractors and property owners. Our experienced team helps you understand your site, identify potential constraints and make informed decisions throughout planning, design and construction.
Your survey provides the starting point for important project decisions. You need accurate information, clear communication and a team that understands what you’re trying to achieve.
Intersect combines surveying and engineering expertise with a practical approach to your requirements, whether you’re planning a home extension, developing a commercial site or preparing for excavation.

Work with knowledgeable surveyors who can help establish the right approach for your project.

We agree the survey area, scope and required outputs around your proposed works.

Receive drawings and reporting that your architect, engineer or contractor can work with.

Combine complementary services to understand both your land and its underground utilities.

One point of contact for survey requirements across the UK.
Ground penetrating radar helps investigate buried utilities, voids and other subsurface features. It can also be used to scan concrete for reinforcement and embedded features. We’ll discuss your proposed works and establish the appropriate survey scope.

PAS 128 surveys provide a structured approach to detecting, locating and recording underground utilities. They help your team understand the quality and reliability of the information available, supporting design decisions and the planning of excavation works.
Record ground levels, contours, buildings, access routes and other physical features. A topographic survey gives your architect or engineer a measured base plan to work from, helping identify site constraints before designs progress.
Understand the underground services that could affect your project. Using appropriate detection methods, we investigate utilities such as electricity cables, gas mains, water pipes, drainage and telecommunications infrastructure to support planning and reduce the risk of service strikes.
Whether you’re assessing a plot, planning improvements or preparing for development, a land survey records the site information relevant to your project. Tell us what you’re planning and we’ll establish the measurements and level of detail required.
Need more than one survey? We can discuss combining services into one coordinated brief.

An unexpected service, overlooked structure or change in ground level can mean revised designs, additional work and delays.
Getting the right survey information early helps your team:
Identify features that could affect your plans.
Account for ground levels, access and existing structures.
Understand underground utility risks where detection is included.
Coordinate design and construction decisions.
Reduce the risk of avoidable changes later.
From a single residential plot to a larger development, start with information your team can use.


Your survey should give you more than measurements—it should provide a practical reference for your next steps.
Depending on the agreed service and scope, outputs can include:
CAD drawings for architectural and engineering design.
PDF plans for easy viewing and sharing.
Utility mapping and supporting reports showing survey findings.
3D terrain models or GIS data where required.
Tell us what your project team needs, and we’ll confirm the deliverables in your quotation.

Choose your survey type and share your site location, approximate area and required deadline. Upload a plan or image if you have one.

Our team will review your enquiry, discuss the requirements and confirm the scope, quotation and anticipated programme.

Once booked, we’ll carry out the agreed survey and prepare the drawings and reporting to support your project.
Choose the service requested by your architect, engineer or contractor, if you have been given a specification. Otherwise, tell us about your proposed works and our team can help establish the appropriate survey.
“Land survey” is a broader term. A topographic survey specifically records physical site features and levels. There can be overlap, so we’ll confirm the information you need when discussing your enquiry.
GPR is a detection technology. PAS 128 is a specification covering underground utility surveying, including methods, information quality and deliverables. GPR can form part of a PAS 128 detection survey alongside other methods.
Yes. For example, a topographic survey can be combined with utility mapping to provide information about both surface features and buried services. Mention any additional requirements when you enquire.
The cost depends on the survey type, area, complexity, access and required detail. Topographic surveys start from £399. Send us your site information for a quotation tailored to your requirements.
Tell us when you need the completed results. We’ll confirm availability and delivery times based on the agreed scope, including the time required to prepare your drawings and reports.
No. You can start with the site address, postcode and a description of the area. If you have a plan, diagram or marked-up image, uploading it will help us understand your requirements.
Tell us what you need, where your site is and when you need the results.
Our team will review your enquiry, discuss the details and prepare a quotation suited to your project.
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