Our geospatial survey team has been kept busy this summer exploring a piece of Exeter’s history, to help prepare for a major new residential development. Read More

In one of our most significant and complex projects to date, Glanville Geospatial Services has undertaken a full survey of Bristol Harbour, above and below the waterline.

Culverts are a common feature of the built environment, managing the flow of water around and beneath buildings and infrastructure.  They are rarely seen, therefore keep

Our surveyors always enjoy finding new ways to apply their skills. Once a month they take a training day to explore new geospatial technologies and techniques, so we cont

Student accommodation blocks at Exeter University have been laser scanned in super-quick time, thanks to our use of Read More

In the oil and gas industry, precision is vital.  In early 2019 we received an extremely interesting enquiry from one of the industry’s leading names – an internatio

Two of our surveyors have extended their repertoire of skills by successfully completing a Read More

In January 2019 the Devon coastal town of Sidmouth hit the headlines, with news that a giant ‘fatberg’ had accumulated in its sewers near the seafront. Normally assoc

How did you first become involved in land surveying? While studying Geography at university I worked on several projects which used GPS, Read More

Lying beneath one of the UK’s most iconic tourist hot spots, the Great Drain in Bath is an engineering masterpiece.  Built some 2,000 years ago, it carries the flow...

Jake is one of our Surveyors.   How did you first become involved in land surveying? A previous job I had, in the finance sector,

Tom is one of our Surveyors.   How did you first become involved in land surveying?  What appealed to you about it as a career? I