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360 Surveys NI Ltd.

Name: 360 Surveys NI Ltd.
Address: Craigavon, GB
Telephone: +442838339820

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14/05/2025

Under the watchful eye of the world’s 🌍 oldest licensed whiskey 🥃 distillery.

Bushmills official records stretch back to 1608, when the area was granted its license to distil.

01/03/2025

Well done on the win.

14/01/2025

A topographical survey at Queens University.

One of the main reasons for this type of survey is for -

Planning Construction or Renovations: If planning new buildings, extensions, or sports facilities, a topographical survey helps architects and engineers understand the land’s physical features.

This survey ensures efficient use of space and resources while creating a safe, functional environment for students.

Book your survey today -

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11/01/2025

Land surveyors are among the essential professionals in property.

They help us accurately identify boundaries when buying property or making home improvements like landscaping and fence installation. Using their expertise, a land surveyor can also notice any elevation problems that may increase flood risks on a piece of land you intend to buy. Moreover, they can help explain building codes to you, so you know whether it is safe and within the law to add structures, buildings, or attachments on your property. This makes it crucial to be keen on the professional you select. Here are a few things to look for when hiring a land surveyor -

✅ Professionalism -
A surveyor knows that any error while doing their job may land their client in legal trouble, personal harm, or life-threatening danger. It could mean observing how your surveyor approaches their work and deals with situations to gauge their professionalism.

✅Excellent customer support - They should be available and supportive.

✅High level of integrity - When dealing with property, you have to be very open and honest with your surveyor and vice versa. Always pick a trustworthy surveyor.

✅Excellent communication - They should explain technical terms and situations to you like a two-year-old. You are likely to get lost along the way and later find yourself in trouble.

A professional surveyor knows the importance of these qualities to stay in business and make it in a competitive industry.

08/01/2025

The idea of buying land is both exciting and stressful. There are several things that you need to adhere to. Some of this includes the land regulations set by the country you live in. You might wonder how to go about it. This is where a land surveyor comes in handy, and you need to hire one.

A land surveyor handles all matters of land that are beyond your capacity. This includes -

✖️Laying out your land’s boundaries on a plan
✖️Revealing rights of way, easements, and neglected roads
✖️Highlighting existing improvements
✖️Identifying water bodies
✖️Subdividing land
✖️Identifying Underground Energy, Sewer, and Cable Lines

1. Identifying Property Boundary Lines
Land boundaries and corners are tricky, especially on an undeveloped piece of land. Chances are you might encroach your neighbours land in the absence of a land survey plan.

When you hire a land surveyor, they determine all the boundary lines and corners of your land. Furthermore, the professional surveys show if you are operating under the right/wrong boundaries. They save you time, money, and the risk of being on the wrong side of the law.

2. Highlighting Existing Improvements
Suppose you bought your piece of land ten years ago and now you want to sell it. By now, the neighboring community will have developed by a high percentage. You might also have added some buildings and structures on your land.
A surveyor will help you identify and print an updated Real Property Report and title deeds. The surveyor will also check if the developments are as per the law.

3. Help In The Identification Of Water Bodies
Some landowners boast of land near ponds, rivers, creeks, lakes, and even streams. If this is your case, you might not know exactly if the water bodies lie on your piece of land.

Your land can also have some underground waters or wetlands that you might not know of. But when you hire a surveyor, he identifies all underground water bodies. Again, he will also determine if the waters belong to you.

See more - https://www.finehomesandliving.com/featured/reasons-why-you-might-need-to-hire-a-land-surveyor/article_ab0d1f52-b439-11eb-a746-a7e9e66fcea5.html

05/01/2025

Surveyors have been long regarded as unsung heroes who shape the landscape and communities in quiet, conservative tones. However, we do a lot more besides just setting property boundaries or appraising buildings. Today, we are among the innovators, environmental stewards, and urban leaders.

What Does a Surveyor Really Do?
While the general image of surveyors evokes land measurements, our discipline is far-reaching. We are not just technical persons but problem solvers, negotiators, and advisors who bridge the gap between imagination and implementation.

Essentially, surveyors measure the land and structures on it, providing vital information to the processes of planning, development, and legal matters. However, our work is increasingly becoming collaborative with architects, engineers, and environmentalists in order to solve big issues like climate change, urban congestion, and infrastructure resilience.

Surveying actually originated in ancient Egypt, where it was an essential activity in defining farmland along the Nile. Over time, the rudimentary tools of chains and compasses gave way to precise instruments like the theodolite and total station. Today, surveyors rely on GPS, drones, and 3D modeling, ensuring unparalleled accuracy in measurements.

Digital tools have revolutionised the work of surveyors. Geographic Information Systems-allowing the overlay of data sets to enhance decision making and AI-assisted pattern identification to help optimize land use planning. These, among other innovations, are why surveyors are now in a position to undertake even highly complicated and large-scale projects with so much ease.

We might be involved in urban development, renewable energy, disaster management or heritage preservation.

02/01/2025

The Ulster Canal Greenway was a 22km project to provide Greenway between Smithborough, Co. Monaghan and Middletown, Co. Armagh.

Great to see progress from the first day of surveying to now!

30/12/2024

Swipe for the after ➡️➡️➡️

27/12/2024

A surveyor is often required to locate water to ensure accurate mapping, planning, and management of land and water resources. Here’s why our expertise is crucial:

1. Mapping Water Features

• We use advanced tools like GPS, GIS, and aerial imagery to accurately map water bodies, streams, and underground water sources.
• This information is critical for creating topographical maps, flood risk assessments, and construction plans.

2. Hydrology and Land Use Planning

• We identify the location and flow of surface and groundwater, which is vital for land use planning, agriculture, and urban development.
• We help prevent construction in flood-prone areas or areas with poor drainage.

3. Legal and Boundary Issues

• Water features like rivers or lakes often serve as natural boundaries. We ensure these boundaries are accurately marked to avoid disputes.
• Our expertise is required to comply with laws regulating water rights and usage.

4. Environmental Considerations

• Locating water helps in protecting ecosystems, identifying wetlands, and monitoring water quality.
• We provide data that supports sustainable development and environmental conservation efforts.

5. Engineering and Construction Projects

• Engineers rely on us to locate water sources for projects like dams, bridges, or irrigation systems.
• We help in ensuring water availability and addressing potential risks, such as water table fluctuations, during construction.

In summary, our role in locating water combines technical precision with a deep understanding of land, water systems, and legal requirements.

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23/12/2024

From all at 360 Surveys NI Ltd, we wish you a Merry Christmas 🎄 and a Happy New Year! 🥳

21/12/2024

Topographical surveys can be carried out in all sorts of weather conditions… even ❄️ !

Here’s a recent one carried out at a primary school! 🏫

A topographical survey at a primary school is typically conducted for the following reasons:

1. Planning Construction or Renovations: If the school is planning new buildings, extensions, or sports facilities, a topographical survey helps architects and engineers understand the land’s physical features.

2. Drainage and Landscaping: The survey identifies elevation levels and slopes, which are crucial for designing proper drainage systems and landscaping to prevent flooding or waterlogging.

3. Playground Design: When designing or upgrading outdoor play areas, a topographical survey ensures the space is safe and functional, considering factors like gradient, soil levels, and accessibility.

4. Compliance and Safety: Ensures the school site meets local regulations for construction, safety, and environmental impact.

5. Accurate Mapping: Provides a detailed map of the land’s features (buildings, trees, pathways, boundaries, etc.), useful for maintenance and long-term planning.

This survey ensures efficient use of space and resources while creating a safe, functional environment for students.

18/12/2024

A transfer map in surveying is a detailed representation of a specific area, often created to transfer essential land or property information to another party or for record-keeping purposes. This map typically includes physical, legal, and topographical details relevant to the surveyed area.

Key Features of a Transfer Map:

1. Boundary Information
• Clearly shows property boundaries, including dimensions and adjoining properties.

2. Topographical Details
• May include natural features (like rivers, trees, or elevation changes) and man-made structures (like roads, buildings, or utilities).

3. Legal Aspects
• Includes relevant annotations like easements, rights of way, and ownership details.

4. Survey Marks and Coordinates
• Displays control points, benchmarks, and geographic coordinates to ensure accuracy.

5. Scale and Orientation
• Created to a specific scale, with a north arrow and legend for clarity.

Purpose of a Transfer Map:

• Property Transactions: Used during the sale, purchase, or lease of land to document and legally define the area being transferred.

• Legal Evidence: Acts as a reliable document for resolving disputes over boundaries or ownership.

• Development Projects: Helps planners and developers understand the land’s characteristics and constraints.

• Record Maintenance: Maintains accurate records for cadastral and government databases.

A transfer map ensures that all stakeholders involved in land transactions or development projects have a clear, accurate understanding of the property’s details.

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