Integrated surveying, reality capture, utility investigation, modeling, and mapping services supported by professional judgment.
Every project begins with its purpose. We select the equipment, field workflow, processing method, and quality controls required to produce useful—not merely impressive—data.
The purpose of a boundary survey is to establish the boundary lines of a new parcel of land, or to reestablish the boundary lines of an existing parcel. MFORCE conducts the necessary research and field data collection to accurately determine where property boundaries exist, mark the corners, document encroachments, and prepare a signed Certificate of Survey.
Prepared under standards developed by the American Land Title Association and the National Society of Professional Surveyors, these surveys give title insurers, buyers, and lenders a detailed drawing of buildings, improvements, easements, and property boundaries.
MFORCE leverages the Trimble MX50 Mobile Mapping System to provide fast, accurate, and efficient mobile LiDAR mapping services. It captures high-density georeferenced point clouds and immersive panoramic imagery at normal traffic speeds with minimal disruption, supporting transportation corridors, highways, utilities, municipalities, infrastructure, engineering design, asset management, GIS, and existing-conditions documentation.
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Terrestrial LiDAR 3D laser scanning provides a fast and highly accurate method for capturing existing conditions in exceptional detail. Millions of precise measurements generate high-density point clouds for buildings, industrial facilities, bridges, utilities, BIM, asset management, renovations, and quality control.
Utility location identifies and documents underground public utility mains, including telephone, electricity, natural gas, cable, fiber optics, traffic systems, storm drains, water mains, and wastewater pipes.
Federal Emergency Management Agency elevation certificates document property elevations in mapped floodplains or flood hazard areas in relation to the base flood elevation.
Topographic surveys determine both the horizontal location and elevation of selected ground points needed to plot contour lines and construct an accurate topographic map. They are similar to an ALTA/NSPS Land Title Survey, though less property information is included.
MFORCE combines point clouds, high-definition imagery, field verification, CAD, and professional land surveying expertise to create reliable models of existing conditions for design, construction, operations, and asset management.
Subdivision surveys combine topographic information with property lines, improvements, easements, proposed lots, streets, utilities, building sites, parking, drives, sidewalks, and landscaping to support permitting, platting, and construction staking.
Construction surveying establishes field control, lines, grades, and markers for earthwork and structures, while supporting verification of completed work and project quantities.
MFORCE manages experienced aerial mapping teams and selects the appropriate technology for each project, from LiDAR and aerial imagery to accurate digital terrain models.
Integrated topographic, boundary, utility, access, parking, landscape, and proposed-development information supports permitting, planning, and construction staking.
Professional surveyors gather and report technical facts involving sight lines, grade changes, stopping distances, encroachments, and other field evidence for attorneys, insurers, law enforcement, and litigation.
Route surveys establish the topographic, boundary, and control information needed to plan, document, and acquire rights-of-way for roads, utilities, and other linear infrastructure projects.
High-accuracy satellite surveying establishes dependable horizontal and vertical control for property, topographic, construction, infrastructure, and geospatial projects.
Ground control surveys determine the horizontal and vertical location of visible points required to produce accurate aerial maps, orthophotos, and digital terrain models.
MFORCE Surveying, PSC provides Boundary Conformity Plans to establish and document property boundaries in relation to existing state road rights-of-way. Our team conducts the necessary field surveys and prepares the required documentation in accordance with applicable laws, regulations, public records, and DTOP/ACT requirements, supporting clients through the preconstruction process with accurate and objective surveying information.