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The timeline depends on site access, weather, project size, and the deliverables requested. A smaller scope may move faster than a project that needs multiple collection methods, control, and detailed processing. The most reliable estimate comes after AMI reviews the site and scope.
AMI reviews the project details, confirms whether the scope is a fit, and follows up if anything important is missing. That usually includes questions about access, timing, and the type of deliverables needed. The goal is to define the work clearly before field scheduling begins.
Yes. AMI treats client information, site materials, and project files with professional care and discretion. That is especially important on infrastructure projects where the survey supports planning, verification, or documentation for other professionals.
Often, yes. Older drawings may not reflect current field conditions, repairs, settlement, or changes over time. A current survey provides updated information that engineers, contractors, and consultants can compare against existing records.
Yes, AMI can discuss project documentation needs during scope review. That helps align the survey deliverables with compliance expectations, insurance coordination, and the requirements of the professionals involved.
AMI supports Orlando FL and other Central Florida locations when the scope is a fit. The team also works across Florida, including Jacksonville-area communities such as Riverside and Avondale, and can consider select projects in Alabama.
Have a project that needs reliable surveying, LiDAR, or reality capture deliverables? Contact Aerial Metrology & Inspection to discuss your scope, timeline, and project requirements.
