Specialists in Underground Utility Surveying
Understanding what is already beneath the surface is essential for any utilities’ work. T4 Intelligent Infrastructure provide a complete surveying service to help you identify existing infrastructure and plan for any eventuality. Contact our Stowmarket-based team today to arrange a survey.
Accurately Identify Utility Connections Without the Need to Excavate
When it comes to understanding what lies under the ground beneath our feet, it's not always necessary or practical to begin with excavation. At T4 Intelligent Infrastructure, we provide non-destructive, accurate and speedy surveys, utilising the latest digital technology to achieve an accurate picture of the area.
Using our arsenal of 21st century solutions, we can detect hidden power cables, underground water systems, data networking cables, gas and water connections and more besides, allowing you to accurately route and plan your works, without the risk of damage to existing utilities.
We carry out work across the area, including in Suffolk, Essex, Norfolk, Kent, Cambridgeshire, East Anglia, Hertfordshire, Lincolnshire, London and Surrey.
A Wide Range of Methods to Suit Your Requirements
Our equipment can be used for a variety of surveys and planning needs, helping you prepare for any utilities’ project. Our key underground utility surveying methods include:
• CAD and GPS surveys
• Drone surveys
• Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR)
• CCTV drain surveys
• Desktop utilities’ searches
• Digital/physical trial excavations
• 'As Laid' assets recovery and recording
• Feasibility and ecological studies
• Design and management
Our team is happy to provide a complete package, or a selection of the above, depending on your exact needs. Each surveying solution is tailored to the needs of each individual client.
Our Main Ways of Mapping Underground Networks
Ground Penetrating Radar
This technique uses radar pulses to ‘see’ into the ground. The signals bounce off pipes, cables etc and helps create an image of what lies beneath
Electromagnetic Detection
Here we use electromagnetic waves to pick up signals from power cables and communication equipment.
GPS Surveys
GPS surveys allow us to accurately survey a large area at minimal cost. Using satellite positioning, we can collect pinpoint geographical data to help us measure plot size, terrain and flood risk.
Digital Trial Excavation
Through the excavation of a small ground sample, we can gather data on soil quality and composition. This means we have an overview of the land’s geological condition and any risks that stem from it without any large-scale excavation work.
