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It fits by matching the survey method to the site conditions and the deliverables your team needs. Coastal parcels, redevelopments, and inland infill sites can all require different combinations of boundary context, topography, elevation data, or reality capture. AMI reviews the scope first so the work supports the project instead of forcing a generic approach.
The schedule depends on site access, weather, scope, and the level of detail requested. A small, straightforward assignment may move faster than a multi-method project that includes LiDAR, scanning, or detailed deliverables. AMI reviews the project up front and gives you a realistic expectation based on the actual scope.
Have the site address or parcel information, a short description of the project, and any plans or deliverables you already know you need. If you have a target timeline or a preferred file format such as CAD, GIS, or a point cloud, include that too. The more specific the scope, the easier it is to prepare a useful quote.
Cost depends on site size, access, complexity, collection method, and the deliverables requested. A basic survey and a coordinated dataset with multiple outputs are not priced the same way. The best way to get a meaningful number is to share the project details so AMI can evaluate the scope before quoting.
AMI combines Florida-licensed surveying under License #LB8710 with geospatial data collection and processing that supports real development decisions. That matters when the work needs to be usable for planning, design, verification, or documentation. The focus is on delivering survey information that your professional team can actually work with.
Have a project that needs reliable surveying, LiDAR, or reality capture deliverables? Contact Aerial Metrology & Inspection to discuss your scope, timeline, and project requirements.
