Case Study: Darwen Market Hall – Surveying for Regeneration

Project Overview: Darwen’s Market Hall and adjoining Grade II listed Library Theatre are at the heart of the town’s cultural and civic identity. Back in 2022, Site Surveying Services were commissioned to deliver a comprehensive survey package to support the redevelopment and regeneration plans for these landmark buildings. COntinued Engagement: In 2024 & 2025, following […]

Supporting the Redevelopment of Colne Market Hall

Project Overview: Colne Market Hall is at the heart of a major £6.5 million regeneration project, funded through the Colne Levelling Up scheme. The project aims to revitalise the market hall into a modern community hub, improving facilities for traders, creating flexible indoor and outdoor retail spaces, and making the market more welcoming and accessible […]

Case Study: Precision on the Pitch

We’re no strangers to high-performance environments, but surveying the pitches for three well-established football clubs earlier this month took precision to a whole new level. These projects required top-tier accuracy, efficiency and coordination with no room for mistakes and that’s exactly why we were chosen for the job! Our teams thrive in high-pressure environments and […]

Supporting Preston’s Cultural Revival: Measured Building Survey

Measured building survey & heritage laser scanning survey | preston Site Surveying Services were commissioned to deliver specialist surveying in Preston as part of the Harris Quarter, regeneration project. Working on the Grade II listed Harris Institute, our team provided a detailed topographical survey, measured building survey and Matterport scan of the site, capturing the internal and […]

Drone Surveying at Clitheroe Football Club

One of our Land Surveyors, Michael Read has been a regular supporter of Clitheroe Football Club. He recently created an interesting Topographical Survey and UAV Mapping of the pitch which helps solve a niggling thought which he has had for many years. The pitch is clearly not level, but how un-level is it? Using photogrammetry […]