Landscape Civil Land Survey

If you go down to Arera Colony near the 11 No. Bus Stop, you’ll find us at J 46 in the Janta Quarters. It is a bit of a crowded area, but it’s home for Landscape Civil Land Survey. We spend most of our days out with the tripods and measuring tools. The office is really just a place to keep the equipment and write down the numbers we get from the field. It’s not very big at all. There are always people waiting at the bus stop nearby, so it stays pretty loud outside with the buses coming and going throughout the day. We started this because there was a lot of building going on around this part of town. The walls inside could use a fresh coat of paint, but we are usually too busy out on site to bother with it. Most of the time, our boots are covered in dust from some empty lot or a new road project we are working on. We’ve seen the colony change quite a bit over the years since we first moved in. The tea stall on the corner is where we usually grab a quick snack before heading out for the day. It’s a simple setup we have here. Sometimes the paperwork piles up on the big table, and we have to spend a whole Saturday just clearing it all away. People know us by the yellow equipment we carry around. It’s hard work, especially when the sun is out, but we are used to it.