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Pricing depends on site size, complexity, access, control needs, and the deliverables requested. A compact scan with a simple output set will usually cost less than a larger project that needs detailed processing, sections, or CAD and BIM compatible files. The most reliable way to price it is to review the site and scope first.

The scanner is set up at planned positions to capture dense measurements of the visible site conditions. Those measurements are processed into a point cloud and, when requested, into usable deliverables such as drawings, sections, or surface models. The method is chosen to match the site, access, and final use of the data.

Timing depends on project scope, site access, weather, travel, and the level of processing required. Smaller assignments may move faster than complex sites with multiple deliverables, but AMI still reviews each request before confirming a schedule. The best first step is to discuss the site and timeline early.

Before the scan, the project is reviewed for access, target areas, and deliverables. During collection, the site is documented from the planned scan positions. Afterward, the data is processed and organized into the agreed output format so it can be used by the next professional on the project.

AMI combines Florida licensed surveying under Business License #LB8710 with LiDAR and geospatial workflows that are built for practical project use. That matters when the data needs to support design, verification, or documentation rather than just visual reference. The team also reviews scope carefully before work begins, which helps set realistic expectations.

Support depends on the agreed scope and deliverable package, so it should be confirmed during the quote review. If revisions, file format questions, or coordination with another professional are needed, those items are best discussed up front. That keeps the project clear and avoids assumptions about what is included.