Example

Monitoring surveys are used to measure and track movement over time. They help identify whether a building, structure, retaining wall, excavation, or section of ground is stable, or whether small changes are beginning to occur that need attention. By comparing repeat measurements against an initial baseline, a monitoring survey provides accurate evidence of movement in millimetres rather than guesswork on site.
Whether the concern is structural movement, settlement, deformation or wider project risk management, Terrain Surveys can help by providing the conclusive evidence you need to make informed decisions.
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Different projects require different forms of monitoring depending on the asset being measured, the level of risk, and the type of movement that may occur.

A movement monitoring survey tracks whether specific points on a structure or feature have shifted over time. This is commonly used for buildings, walls, facades, bridges, excavations, and neighbouring structures close to construction activity. It helps identify even small horizontal or vertical changes before they develop into more serious issues.

A deformation monitoring survey is used where the concern is not just movement from one position to another, but changes in shape, profile, or alignment. This can be important for more complex structures or sensitive assets where gradual distortion or uneven behaviour needs to be measured accurately over time.
If your project involves a listed building, a party wall, deep excavation, basement works, or construction close to neighbouring structures, a monitoring survey can be essential for understanding the positions of pre-existing structures and whether they have any movement, before new works commence.
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