Landpoint
Integrates aerial collection with surveying, GIS, and reporting for utility, energy, civil, municipal, and federal infrastructure projects.
Provider overview
About Landpoint
Landpoint is a land surveying and geospatial services provider supporting power utilities, renewable energy, oil and gas, civil, municipal, and federal customers. Its operating model combines field surveying, UAV data collection, GIS delivery, and project reporting. The company lists a headquarters and regional locations across Texas, Colorado, Arkansas, and Arizona.
Provider profile
Why consider this provider
Landpoint fits infrastructure projects requiring aerial data to connect with conventional surveying, GIS, and reporting workflows. Its clearest use cases involve utility corridors, energy assets, civil development, and public infrastructure where survey-grade mapping and shared project information are needed.
Provider profile
Profile highlights
Survey-grade aerial data
UAV workflows provide custom datasets, cloud maps, dynamic reporting, and survey-grade accuracy.
Infrastructure market coverage
Dedicated services address utilities, renewables, oil and gas, civil, and public projects.
Regional operating footprint
Landpoint lists locations across Texas, Colorado, Arkansas, and Arizona.
Hosted project information
GIS offerings include enterprise data hosting, web maps, dashboards, photos, and documents.
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How they can help
Map project sites
Produce survey-grade aerial mapping for design, construction, inspection, and documentation workflows.
Monitor active work
Share current site information through cloud maps, dashboards, and dynamic project reports.
Document infrastructure
Capture measured site conditions for utility, pipeline, renewable energy, and civil projects.
Host geospatial records
Organize project imagery, models, documents, and field information in web-accessible GIS environments.
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Specialties
Integrated aerial surveying
Landpoint combines UAV collection with surveying, inspection, remote sensing, and cloud-based reporting. This supports infrastructure teams that need aerial information delivered within broader design, construction, integrity, or asset-management workflows rather than as isolated imagery.
GIS project delivery
Its technology practice includes hosted web maps, enterprise databases, dashboards, field applications, and access to project photos and documents. This creates a delivery path for sharing collected geospatial information across office, field, and project-management teams.
Provider capabilities
Deliverables
Digital terrain model
Orthomosaic
Topographic map
Provider capabilities
Industries served
Agriculture
Civil engineering
Construction
Energy and oil & gas
Mining and aggregates
Surveyors and developers
Utilities
Provider capabilities
Capabilities
3D modeling
AI-assisted manhole inspection
Drone inspection
GIS web mapping and data hosting
LiDAR mapping
Photogrammetry
