Project North Geomatics Ltd - Land & Measured Building Surveyors

Project North Geomatics Ltd is a land and measured building surveying practice based in Newcastle upon Tyne. It works with architects, contractors and engineers across the construction, civil engineering and architectural industries, and covers the whole of the UK. Its directors have over 30 years combined experience, and it employs qualified surveyors and CAD technicians. The company follows RICS guidelines for measured surveys of land, buildings and utilities (3rd edition). It is Constructionline Approved, SSIP Approved, and holds full PI and PL insurance cover.

It uses Trimble total stations, 3D laser scanners, GNSS rovers, and utility surveying equipment such as GPR units and EML kits. It serves sectors including healthcare, high street retail, residential, renewable energy, local authority, construction, student accommodation, historic buildings, industrial, office and workspace, education, and supermarkets. Recent projects include a river survey in Yorkshire, a land survey in Newcastle, and a chapel survey in Cumbria. It offers topographic, measured building, 3D laser scanning, BIM, setting out, utility, drone, and bathymetric surveys.

Accuracy and reliability emerge as the qualities that customers return to most often when describing this Newcastle upon Tyne land and measured building surveying practice. Architectural designers and construction firms repeatedly note that the drawings and survey information supplied are precise, clearly presented and straightforward to work from, which allows projects to progress with confidence. Lewis is named by several reviewers for his part in delivering that standard. Topographic surveys come up frequently, alongside measured building surveys of large and complex structures, underground utilities mapping, geometric surveys and foundation setting out for new builds.

Reviewers describe teams that respond quickly, communicate well before and after each job and remain genuinely collaborative throughout. The honesty shown when one client accidentally transferred rent money and had it returned the same day is singled out for praise, as is the care taken with paperwork. Work spanning residential, industrial and commercial schemes across the region is mentioned, with a structural engineer's perspective on complex building measurement proving particularly valued. Clients who have commissioned multiple projects describe the same consistency each time, and the willingness to assist with several sets of foundations on one site is noted as helpful rather than routine.