TAG Surveys

Utility Surveys .

Our experienced team uses a combination of traditional and up-to-date surveying techniques to enable us to provide an accurate and cost-effective service.

Accurately locating where buried services are during the design stage is vital for ensuring safety on site.

We deliver high-quality, easy-to-interpret 2D and 3D CAD drawings, giving designers, engineers, and contractors the detailed information they need to avoid service strikes and costly disruptions. Every utility mapping survey we carry out is fully compliant with the PAS 128 specification, the industry standard for underground utility detection in the UK. This guarantees a structured approach, traceable methodology, and high levels of confidence in the data collected.

All of our surveys meet the PAS 128 framework to ensure all surveys are of the highest quality.

PAS 128 specification compliant survey

Underground utilities mapping offers a clear understanding of buried services and potential hazards to your development. Our PAS 128 utilities surveys identify all mains services, including electricity, sewers, gas and water mains, fibre optics, heating and lighting cables, communication networks, and traffic signalling cables.

TAG Surveys has teams across the UK, supporting projects in all construction sectors. With our expertise and the full range of PAS 128 survey types, we provide the essential data needed for industrial brownfield sites slated for major residential developments.

How will a Utilities Survey benefit my project?

A Utilities Survey identifies, traces, and maps all major underground services. This can be carried out as a standalone survey or as part of an integrated package, which may include CCTV drainage, topographical, or measured building surveys, depending on the specific needs of your project.

All survey results are delivered in compliance with PAS 128 standards, with additional statutory record services available. The data is overlaid onto a topographical survey and provided in both CAD and PDF formats. By identifying and mitigating potential hazards early, your project can progress with confidence. Surveys can be scheduled to meet your project timelines, offering potential cost savings and ensuring consistency in the final drawings and outputs.