Area Measuring

What is Area Measuring and Why Does it Matter?

Accurate area measurement is critical for property management, leasing agreements, refurbishment planning, and compliance. Whether you’re calculating floor space, determining usable area, or validating space for asset management, having trusted data is essential.

At Survey Solutions, we provide building measurement surveys in full alignment with the RICS Code of Measuring Practice (6th Edition). Our work supports commercial decisions, legal documentation, and project planning for buildings across all sectors.

What We Measure

Our surveys typically include:

• Gross External Area (GEA): Measurement to the external face of the perimeter walls, including overhangs and open-sided areas.
• Gross Internal Area (GIA): Measurement to the internal face of perimeter walls, including areas occupied by stairwells, lifts, fuel stores, and entrance halls.
• Net Internal Area (NIA): Measurement of the usable space within a building, excluding perimeter walls, stairwells, lifts, and other non-usable areas.

These measurements are essential for:

• Understanding the area within a building that can be occupied.
• Defining building floor space for leasing and valuation.
• Supporting asset management and facilities planning.

We can also provide detailed floor plans, including building measured surveys and specific areas like fuel stores and open-sided structures, where required.

Who We Work With

Our area measuring services are available for:

• New builds and refurbishments across the UK.
• Projects in retail, residential, heritage, education, healthcare, justice, and industrial sectors.

Whether you’re an asset manager, architect, contractor, or building owner, our team delivers fast, accurate, and fully compliant building measurements to support your project at every stage.

Why Choose Survey Solutions?

• Trusted by leading clients across the UK.
• Extensive experience in measured building surveys and floor space analysis.
• Fast turnaround with reliable, clear deliverables.
• Measurements suitable for legal, financial, and planning purposes.