Titcomb Associates: How to run a successful surveying firm
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- čas přidán 11. 12. 2019
- Dive into a wonderful story combining family tradition, in-depth surveying knowledge and the most reliable equipment, available on the market. David E. Titcomb, PLS, runs a small but thriving survey business in Falmouth, Maine, USA. Founded in 1969 by David’s father, Robert P. Titcomb, PLS, Titcomb Associates has two offices, employs three professional land surveyors and six field crews, and has provided services to hundreds of clients in Maine, New Hampshire and Vermont, including numerous engineering firms and the Maine Department of Transportation (MaineDOT). Among the company’s key business decisions has been an unwavering commitment to providing excellent service and using best-in-class technology. It’s a forward-thinking strategy that often requires making significant investments - the sort that give many small business owners pause. But David Titcomb takes a different view. “We’re always looking at how we can make life easier for our clients,” he says. “For example, we’re one of the few surveying firms in our region that works in MicroStation as well as AutoCAD, and MaineDOT and a lot of engineering firms prefer to work with us because they get files in the format that’s best for them.” Listen to their experience with a sinergy of technologies: Leica Nova MS60 MultiStation, Leica GS18 T RTK rover, Leica Captivate and Leica Infinity software.
To find out more about the surveying instruments, used by Titcomb Associates, please visit the Leica Geosystems website:
- Leica Nova MS60, world’s first self-Learning MultiStation:
leica-geosystems.com/products...
- Leica GS18 T, world’s fastest GNSS RTK rover:
leica-geosystems.com/products...
Further information:
leica-geosystems.com/
Commenting as a Titcomb whose also a surveyor. Keeping the name in the game since 2002.
7:42 une belle collection de matériels topo (théodolite, alidade pour planchette, mire), ils prouvent le chemin parcouru par le cabinet. Félicitations pour le 50 ans d'existence. Votre cabinet a beaucoup de chance d'avoir vécu l'évolution des matériels topographiques.
Leica is the best Leica is the light of surveying world.big fan from Algeria
I just got accepted into a Geomatics program so i definitely love to hear that this technology is enabling companies to hire less people...
LOL, don't worry, the average age of a land surveyor is 60 according to the census. Surveying has been around since the Egyptians and demand won't disappear anytime soon. You heard it from the director here, "Good help is hard to find"!
Great work!
My company bought an MS60, it started to crash right out of the box. The data collector screen was a major upgrade.
Dang look at those field books 😮
Great company, you can truly be proud.
The older survivors I talk too said they made the most money when Ronald Reagan was in office 😮
Lieca nice one
Leica... 😁
how much is a system like this? gs18 and total station
Only one pot of gold!
around $80,000. For surveying, gear plays a huge role in what your company can provide and gives you a wider available scope of work.
I like Leica products.
How do you factor in the curvature of the Earth?
I'm sure the software adds that in,so you do have to figure it out.
@@juliolozano1161 "you are sure"?
That does not answer the question, does it?
for small area projects curvature is ignored.
@@tassimotown9667 How small? Quantify.
How much is this "curvature" and how is it calculated? Specify.
@@FlatEnough It would depend on the level of precision needed for the project, for 99% of surveying it's a none factor.
I'm user chcnav
These instruments LEICA made our life easier without them, we would have stayed all our lives in time, would have been back much day and night, would have been picking on projects, and new technology will give us relief much more advantages for geologists, engineers, builders, surveyors, surveyors, and the like branches of geolocation of the earth ...