The fundamentals of collecting, processing, and delivering survey information have
changed dramatically in the 60 years we've been providing surveying and mapping
services. Our clients’ needs have evolved, as has the technology. From traditional
surveying techniques to cutting edge technology, Nolte’s survey crews are at the
forefront of meeting our clients’ needs.
We meet our clients’ needs by using the appropriate equipment for each unique
project. Using our Global Positioning System (GPS) equipment, we can perform surveying
tasks with sub-centimeter accuracy. And with Geographic Information Systems (GIS)
data collection, we can deliver the final product directly to your computer system
in a variety of ready-to-use digital formats
ALTA/Boundary Surveys and Mapping
As-built Surveys
Construction Staking
Topographic Design/Site Surveys
Photogrammetric Mapping
Preparation of Legal Descriptions
Right of Way and Route Surveys
Control/High Precision Surveys
Global Positioning System (GPS) Surveys
Hydrographic Surveys
Environmental Hazardous Waste Surveys
Expert Testimony
Subdivision Maps and Plats
Record of Survey Maps
Utility Coordination, Detection and Mapping
High-Definition Surveying
Nolte recognizes that to use technology to our client’s best advantage, selection
of appropriate technology is critical. One example is the increasing demand for
rapid collection of highly accurate data. That’s why we’ve invested in high-definition
surveying (HDS) technology, giving us the ability to capture and measure millions
of data points in a single site visit. The data is then delivered in a familiar
environment, such as AutoCAD® or MicroStation®, and can be measured, mapped and
modeled into the future.
data collection, we can deliver the final product directly to your computer system
in a variety of ready-to-use digital formats
rapid collection of highly accurate data. That’s why we’ve invested in high-definition
surveying (HDS) technology, giving us the ability to capture and measure millions
of data points in a single site visit. The data is then delivered in a familiar
environment, such as AutoCAD® or MicroStation®, and can be measured, mapped and
modeled into the future.