Malcolm Hughes Land Surveyors recently survey the Bell Centre in

Last month, Malcolm Hughes was instructed to carry out a detailed Ground Penetrating Radar survey of Inverness Castle to detect rabbit burrows. Due to the shape of the survey area, scans were logged with GNSS to provide accurate geo-positioning. Radar is an excellent method of detecting subsurface anomalies.  The burrows themselves

Detailed GPR scans being carried out at Heysham docks as part of an investigation to establish the locations and depths of potable water on site.  As the pipe materials were solely non-conductive and the ground conditions were varying, GPR was the ideal detection technique for this task.  Water mains offer

Malcolm Hughes continue with their investment in new technologies via the use of the IDS Stream C Ground Penetrating Radar plus the use of GRED 3D to post process captured field data. This data when merged with accompanying electromagnetic and visual inspection streams allows a very high quality PAS128 M4(P)

Malcolm Hughes are proud to have spent that last two years working and consulting on a fascinating project in Bahrain. This has now been completed and communication from our clients indicate that this has “been a shining success” and that the Bahrain Deputy Prime Ministers Office is “absolutely delighted”. The

Malcolm Hughes is currently undertaking a complex PAS128 utility mapping survey of Dudley Road, Birmingham. This project involves 2 kilometres of detailed utility survey work along one of Birmingham’s major roads into the city. The specification for this survey; PAS128 M4(P) involves the highest level of Survey Type B Methodology

The new Malcolm Hughes branding now features on some of the newly acquired Ogilvie Group Vans. As the group updates and grows their fleet of vans with newly purchased vehicles, our branding now sits alongside our other sister companies, Ogilvie Construction, Ogilvie Fleet, Ogilvie Homes and Net-Defence