Aerial and LiDAR surveys of cemeteries, estates and grounds, flown by our specialist survey partner, give an accurate base map of every headstone, tree and path, ready for your old plans to be aligned to.
The whole site from the air, on real-world coordinates, as the base for a digital map.
Each memorial's position, size and orientation, measured rather than estimated.
A 3D model of each memorial shows any lean, to help plan safety inspections.
LiDAR sees through tree cover, so overgrown corners and woodland are mapped too.
Existing hand-drawn plans are realigned to the survey, so the records and the ground agree.
Trees, paths, water and buildings measured, for estate management and conservation.
A survey shows exactly what is on the ground; your plans and registers say who and what is there. Together they make one map that is both accurate and complete.
Surveys are flown by our specialist survey partner and delivered through Manuscripti and Gower. Nearby sites can share one visit, which keeps the cost down.
A survey records what can be seen from the air. It helps plan memorial inspections but does not replace hands-on memorial safety testing.
IllustrationAerial and LiDAR surveys of burial grounds and crematoria grounds across the UK, giving an accurate base map of every headstone, tree and path for the old plans to be aligned to.
By the area and the number of sites, with nearby sites sharing one visit. We quote each survey once we know the site.
No. It shows each memorial's position and lean, which helps plan inspections, but memorials still need testing by hand.
Yes. Parks, gardens, woodland and grounds can be surveyed, and the survey used as the base for digitising the estate's historic maps.
Tell us about the site and we will quote for the survey.