Crafton Tull has energy surveying experience in several states and with numerous long-term clients. Our team has surveyed over 10,000 miles of pipeline right-of-way, staked thousands of well locations, and surveyed hundreds of square miles of land ownership in Alabama, Arkansas, Kansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Missouri, New Mexico, North Dakota, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, Texas, and West Virginia.

Our crews travel between states to assist with projects and minimize response time while capitalizing on working hours. In addition, we come equipped and ready to mobilize quickly to begin new work. The proven consistency and adaptability of our team further demonstrates why they are our greatest asset.

Our internal safety department meets stringent qualifying criteria from several national agencies to create a safe, reliable network of surveyors. These practices ensure that we are operating in accordance with our clients’ requirements, as well as our own.  Crafton Tull is dedicated to keeping in step with ever-changing regulatory and quality control safety standards, which are critical to our business and yours.

Safety is a full time mindset.  Among the results of maintaining a safe workplace are injury-free environments, a protected clientele and public, healthy employees, and preservation of company assets. Because we expect nothing less, we will accept nothing less. 

Our certified remote pilots and licensed surveyors meet our clients’ turnaround and accuracy demands by deploying the latest in unmanned aerial systems technology. We efficiently create contour maps, surface models, point cloud data, geo-referenced ortho imagery, topographic feature extraction, and survey-grade deliverables. 

UNPARALLELED SAFETY

For sites with hazards or limited access, our unmanned aerial systems reduce exposure to potential safety issues. From forest fires to floods, we can fly any terrain.

SURVEY-GRADE IMAGERY

We capture several high resolution aerial photos that are digitally stitched together to create one large, up-to-date aerial image of your project’s location.

HOW WE USED LIDAR TO MAP THIS 8-MILE CORRIDOR

One two-man crew. Three working days. Eight miles of corridor. By combining the latest in UAV imagery and LiDAR technology, we collected enough data throughout this corridor to build an up-to-date orthomosaic and a point cloud of more than 150 million pieces of data. Using this data, we created a Digital Elevation Model from the bare earth ground extraction that would allow generation of a full set of 1’ and 5’ contours. Surface check shots revealed mean accuracies of +/- 0.13’. We met our client’s needs and surpassed their expectations.