As-Built Survey.
The design shows what was intended; the as-built shows what happened. An as-built survey measures the completed improvements (structures, utilities, grades and site features) and documents them against the design, producing the record your closeout, your client and the next project will depend on.
Serving Los Angeles and Southern California from Studio City.
Who typically needs this
- General contractors closing out a project
- Owners who want a reliable record of their completed asset
- Agencies requiring as-built documentation for acceptance
- Engineers certifying completed grading or improvements
Common situations
- Project closeout requires documented as-built conditions
- A grading certificate needs surveyed final elevations
- Newly installed utilities must be recorded before burial or paving
- A future phase needs to know precisely what phase one built
What KEG does
- 01Survey the completed improvements the scope requires
- 02Compare as-built positions and elevations against the design
- 03Draft record drawings in your project's CAD standards
- 04Certify the documentation where the agency requires it
What you receive
- As-built record drawings (CAD and PDF)
- Comparison against design where specified
- Certifications the accepting agency requires
Most jobs are completed in 1–2 weeks. Scope, schedule and price are confirmed with you before fieldwork begins.
What affects cost
- Scope of improvements to document
- Whether work must be surveyed in phases before burial
- Agency documentation standards
What affects timing
- Construction completion schedule
- Phased visits for utilities before they are covered
As-Built Survey questions
When should as-built survey work be scheduled?
Ideally in phases, while underground work is still visible. Documenting utilities before burial is far more accurate and less expensive than locating them afterward.