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Pricing depends on site size, access, complexity, deliverables, and whether the job needs one method or a combined dataset. A boundary and topographic assignment is usually different from a project that also needs LiDAR, photogrammetry, or detailed reality capture. The fastest way to get a useful quote is to share the address, scope, and file requirements.

A qualified team should be able to explain the scope clearly, work under the proper Florida surveying license, and deliver files that fit design workflows. For AMI, that includes Florida Surveying Business License #LB8710 and experience with surveying, LiDAR, GNSS, photogrammetry, and related deliverables. The key is whether the team can turn field conditions into usable project information.

The timeline depends on site access, weather, project size, and the level of detail requested. A simple site may move quickly, while a more complex parcel or a project with multiple deliverables will take longer. AMI reviews the scope first so the schedule reflects the actual work instead of a generic estimate.

Yes, when the project scope calls for it. Deliverables can be prepared in formats that support CAD, GIS, or BIM coordination, along with drawings, point clouds, surface models, and related survey outputs. The exact file set depends on the assignment and the way the design team plans to use the data.

Those issues are reviewed before fieldwork starts. Access limits, occupied properties, sensitive areas, and privacy concerns can affect how the work is collected and what deliverables are practical. AMI handles project materials with professional care and will discuss the safest and most appropriate approach for the site.

Support depends on the project scope and the deliverables agreed to at the start. If questions come up about the files, drawings, or dataset, AMI can review them with you and discuss whether clarification or additional fieldwork is needed. The goal is to make sure the information is usable for the next design step.