Civil and site engineering runs on surfaces. Topographic surfaces for grading and drainage,
existing-ground surfaces for earthwork takeoffs, as-built surfaces for closeout. When those
surfaces take weeks to arrive through traditional survey channels, preliminary design stalls,
value engineering gets pushed, and the team makes decisions on incomplete data that get
corrected later at a premium.
Anchorpoint fills the gap with RTK-referenced aerial photogrammetry. A single flight produces
a calibrated dense point cloud, digital surface model, and orthomosaic, all tied to Washington
State Plane and NAVD88. The outputs import directly into Civil 3D as a TIN surface, into
OpenRoads, or into any CAD environment your team already uses.
Where the project requires a stamped survey, Anchorpoint can partner with a Washington Licensed
Professional Surveyor. We fly and process the aerial data. The LPS handles the control, certification, and signoff. You get a clean deliverable without managing two vendors.