Partial and Final As-Built Surveys

Involves documenting the construction progress and the completed project’s details. Partial As-Built Surveys capture specific portions of the project as they are completed, verifying that constructed elements align with the design plans. Final As-Built Surveys encompass the entire project, meticulously recording all modifications and deviations from the original design. Both types of surveys involve on-site measurements, data collection, and documentation to create accurate records of the built environment. These surveys are essential for quality control, future maintenance, and compliance verification, ensuring that the constructed project matches the intended specifications at different stages of completion.

• Review original design plans and assess construction progress for partial as-built surveys.
• Conduct field surveys to measure and document completed portions of the project.
• Verify the accuracy of built elements, dimensions, and elevations against design specifications.
• Provide interim reports and drawings indicating as-built conditions at specific project stages.
• Upon project completion, conduct a final as-built survey of all constructed elements.
• Prepare comprehensive as-built documentation detailing accurate positions, dimensions, and elevations of all features for future reference and maintenance.

This comprehensive process involves periodic surveys during construction to track progress and ensure adherence to design, followed by a final survey providing a detailed record of the completed project, aiding in project management, quality assurance, and long-term maintenance.