Your building,
measured to the millimetre.

It depends on the size and complexity of the building, the outputs you need and the accuracy band specified. Because we scan rather than hand-measure, our time on site is short and our pricing is fixed and itemised, send us the address and required drawings and we’ll usually return a quote within one working day. See our pricing approach.

The RICS guidance Measured Surveys of Land, Buildings and Utilities (3rd edition) is the industry standard specification for measured surveys. It defines accuracy bands, survey detail levels, methodology and how results should be reported, so client and surveyor agree exactly what will be measured and to what tolerance before work starts. Every Norelo measured survey is scoped and checked against it.

Millimetre-level. Our Leica RTC360 scanners capture up to two million points per second, individual scans are tied together and to grid through a total station control network, registration is independently checked, and the whole survey is delivered to the accuracy band agreed under the RICS 3rd edition specification.

Whatever your project needs: measured floor plans of every storey, external elevations, internal sections, roof plans and reflected ceiling plans, plus analytical outputs like floor flatness heat maps, plumb and verticality maps, and GIA/NIA area schedules. You choose the set, we draw it in-house from the same scan.

GIA (gross internal area) is the area of a building measured to the internal face of the perimeter walls at each floor level. NIA (net internal area) is the usable area, GIA less common parts, plant, stairwells, lifts and other exclusions. We measure both from the survey data and issue schedules with marked-up plans so every figure is traceable.

An analysis of how level a floor slab or screed really is. From the scan we compare the surface against your datum and present the result as a colour heat map with deviation statistics, used before racking installations, fit-outs and floor refurbishments, and to verify new screeds.

Yes. The registered RTC360 point cloud is delivered alongside your drawings in E57, RCP or LAS format and archived, so if the project later needs extra sections, details or a Revit model, we produce them from the existing data without another site visit.

Yes, scan-to-BIM is produced in-house. We model in Revit to an agreed level of detail from the same point cloud, and can deliver IFC for other platforms. Tell us your LOD and template requirements at the scoping stage.

Minimal. Scanning is non-contact and fast, we simply walk the building with the scanner, so occupied offices, schools, hospitals and homes carry on as normal. Out-of-hours and weekend capture is available where spaces are sensitive.

Most buildings are scanned in a day or less on site; large or complex estates may take longer. Drawing production typically follows within one to three weeks depending on the output set, we confirm the programme in your quote and keep you updated through the portal.

Yes, frequently. Laser scanning is entirely non-contact, which makes it ideal for fragile historic fabric, and it records irregular geometry that traditional methods struggle with. See our heritage & conservation work.