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September 30 2008

Mactaggart & Mickel
In autumn of last year housebuilders Mactaggart & Mickel employed L&M’s services at their new development on the Old Paper Mill site at Carrongrove, Denny in Central Scotland. Initially a topographical survey of the full 50-acre site was undertaken, which included cross sections of the River Carron which flows through a deep gorge on the north side of the site.

Measured Building Surveys were then carried out on Carrongrove House, a four-storey listed building which is being developed into exclusive apartments. Using MBS software for internal floor plans and the Leica ScanStation for laser scanning external elevations, our surveyors produced 2-D Autocad files for the client’s architects and structural engineers.

M&M Land Manager Craig Ormond said: “Once again L&M delivered a first class surveying service. Each part of the job was undertaken with their trademark accuracy and professionalism, and data was provided to us in a format which exactly matched our requirements. We look forward to working with L&M on future projects.”

 

May 19 2008

Carrongrove SurveyHousebuilders Mactaggart & Mickel employed L&Ms services at their new development on the Old Paper Mill site at Carrongrove, Denny in Central Scotland. Following a topographical survey of the full 50-acre site, measured building surveys were carried out on Carrongrove House, a four-storey listed building which is being developed into exclusive apartments.

 

May 19 2008

L&M survey for new mains water pipelineScottish Water Solutions appointed L&M for survey work on the site of a new mains water pipeline which they are laying in Airdrie, North Lanarkshire. A large-scale topographical survey was followed by utility surveys on several areas of the site, while the final stage of the project involved surveying in Borehole positions for the site investigation team.

 

March 29 2008

L&M NewcastleL&Ms expansion in the north east of England looks set to continue with the new UK Utilities Manager now on board. Since we began trading from our Gosforth office in the spring of 2006, a series of topographical and engineering survey projects have been carried out throughout the area.

 

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