Reviewed September 2026
A measured survey records the existing property so accurate plans, elevations and sections can be produced before design begins.
What is recorded
Relevant room sizes, walls, openings, levels, roof information and external relationships are measured and photographed.
How the survey becomes drawings
The site information is translated into coordinated existing drawings that become the base for proposed design.
Why accuracy matters
Good proposed and technical drawings depend on reliable existing information. A careful survey reduces uncertainty later.