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Most super prime & luxury residential we’re called into have the same three problems. We document the building as it actually is today, so your team can plan the next move from facts, not assumptions.
Traditional hand measurements introduce error that’s catastrophic for bespoke joinery and stone fabrication. A small discrepancy in a marble feature wall results in scrapped material and missed deadlines.
Period homes have walls that aren’t square, floors that aren’t flat, and architectural features that don’t match modern standards. Documenting these accurately requires capture methods that respect the real geometry.
Super-prime homes have residents, staff, and security protocols that can’t tolerate disruption. Surveyors need to work quickly, quietly, and with full respect for privacy.
We deliver the documentation interior designers, architects, and master craftsmen actually use. Highly accurate interior floor plans, structural floor plans, primary cross-sections tracking exact wall positions, chimneys, openings, and structural boundaries.
Whether you need a property documented for bespoke interior design, an extension, a heritage restoration, or a portfolio of family properties brought to one standard, the deliverable is the same: a current, accurate record of the property your design team can rely on. Michael personally signs off every drawing set before it leaves us.
Most properties are captured in a single visit. Teams are small, work fast, and respect house protocols.
Every visit is agreed in advance with the house manager, estate manager, or security team. Access protocols, visitor logging, and any required NDAs are handled before we mobilise.
We don’t post case studies, social media, or marketing materials featuring private clients unless permitted. The property is documented for the client’s use only.
Anonymised summaries of recent high-value residential work. Specific properties and clients are never named publicly.
A topographic survey for a residential landscape project in Overland Park, Kansas. The landscape architect team required an exterior site plan and four as-built elevations for an estate of about 1.5 to 2 acres in Johnson County, within the Kansas City metro. GeoMaus used exterior Matterport capture to produce the agreed measured record. See our Kansas City as-built documentation page for wider area coverage.
Measured building survey and CAD as-built drawings for a 2,547 sq. ft. two-story home in Newark, NJ. A residential design firm needed the house drawn to its own CAD standard. GeoMaus captured the property with a Matterport Pro3 and delivered plans for three levels, elevations, sections, a roof plan, and door and window schedules.
GeoMaus completed existing conditions documentation for a 4,000 sq. ft. Tudor-style residence in Maplewood, New Jersey. Using point cloud data and Matterport imagery, we developed an LOD 300 Revit model and architectural drawings to document the property for future design work.
Laser scanning and LOD 300 scan-to-BIM survey of a 3,580 sq ft home in Teaneck, Bergen County, NJ, delivered as Revit, CAD, and PDF as-built drawings with a 3D virtual tour. One day on site, drawings back to the architect in 8 days, ready for renovation and extension design.
Everything you need to know about our surveying workflow, accuracy, and deliverables.
Most enquiries get a same-day reply from Michael directly. If your project isn’t a fit for us, he’ll tell you on the call and point you somewhere better.
No sales calls, no automated drip sequences. Michael replies personally to every enquiry usually within a few hours.
