G. J. Berding Surveying, Inc.’s commitment to excellence in land surveying is manifested through its extensive capital investment in measuring devices, vehicles and communication systems. The firm’s success to provide land surveying services is demonstrated by the large number of satisfied clients. G. J. Berding Surveying, Inc. has provided boundary, topographic, location and stakeout surveys on hundreds of projects from land acquisition to construction and utility relocations. Our surveyors know that their product defines the characteristics and opportunities of each site and are committed to accurate and fast response.

The company outfits its surveyors and office personal with all of the latest technology to provide our clients with the best possible product.

In addition to conventional surveying systems, G. J. Berding Surveying has acquired the next generation of equipment available to the surveying profession with the purchase of a Trimble 4400 and 4700 real time kinematic GPS (Global Positioning System).

The GPS system allows for the collection of data at millimeter accuracy without the need for line-of-sight between points on the ground. Precision geodetic equipment enables the computation staff to handle virtually any control project. Combining Global Positioning System technology with conventional methods, they create an efficient approach to many surveying and mapping needs.

Computations survey drawings and plans are prepared by our technical support staff utilizing six CADD stations. AutoCad 2000, Softdesk products and C&G Survey are the software programs most regularly used to reduce survey data and prepare finished drawings.

The firm has completed extensive projects involving right-of-way acquisition by the Ohio Department of Transportation. This past experience and the completion of mandated technical training has allowed the firm to become pre qualified for ODOT projects.

3D Laser Scanning and Modeling services were introduced in July of 2001. Utilizing the CYRAX Laser Scanning System millimeter accuracy scans can be completed “capturing” a multitude of x,y & z coordinate values for modeling and plan preparation.