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Who We Are
Eagle Surveying is a professional land surveying firm with a dedicated Reality Capture practice, headquartered in Denton, Texas, with a second office in Waco, serving projects statewide. Civil engineers design from our data. General contractors build from our staking. Owners, developers, and public agencies make decisions from our deliverables at every milestone, from site selection through final closeout. The projects we take on span large sites, demanding schedules, and work that has to hold up from design through construction.
Eagle brings together the rigorous fundamentals of professional land surveying and the expanding capabilities of Reality Capture. Our licensed surveying operation and dedicated Reality Capture department work under one roof, where professional judgment, survey control, advanced collection technology, and disciplined production workflows stay connected. Our field and office teams carry each assignment from record research and field collection through production, quality review, and delivery.
Long-term client relationships are the foundation of this firm. Clients return because the work is dependable, communication stays direct, and our team takes ownership of its role from the first conversation through completion.
Eagle has the depth to take on demanding assignments and the discipline to deliver.
A land title survey shapes the transaction. Topographic data drives design. Platting establishes the legal framework. Construction staking transfers approved plans to the field. As-built documentation records what was completed.
Eagle keeps those phases connected. The records, control, calculations, and project history established early in the process carry forward as the work advances. Each deliverable supports the next decision, and one firm remains accountable for the surveying throughout the project.
Eagle operates a dedicated Reality Capture department that combines advanced aerial and ground-based technology with professional survey control. From large tracts of land to buildings, structures, and active construction sites, our team captures the information project teams need to understand existing conditions, coordinate work, document progress, and plan what comes next.
Every assignment is scoped around the decisions the data must support. That determines the collection method, required control, level of detail, file formats, and final deliverables. Survey-grade datasets are tied to established control and reviewed under Texas RPLS oversight. The result is data, imagery, models, and documentation that support real project decisions.
From capture to CAD
Follow one Eagle dataset from the aerial capture through the orthomosaic, classified point cloud, bare-earth terrain model, contours, and final CAD-ready surface.
NDAA Compliant | Blue UAS Approved
Some projects require more than standard aerial collection. Eagle fields qualifying aircraft and sensor configurations that are NDAA compliant and Blue UAS approved, supporting assignments with elevated procurement, security, and site-access requirements.
Flight operations are conducted under FAA Part 107 by pilots holding FAA Remote Pilot Certificates.
Multiple Platform Options
A range of aircraft allows the collection plan to be matched to site size, sensor needs, endurance, and operating conditions. NDAA compliance and Blue UAS approval apply to qualifying airframe and sensor configurations, not to every platform in the fleet.
Mission Planning & Site Coordination
Airspace, access, owner protocols, required documentation, and data-handling expectations are addressed before mobilization.
Survey Integration
When measurement is part of the scope, aerial collection remains connected to Eagle’s survey control, production workflow, and professional review.
From data centers and industrial facilities to public infrastructure, campuses, energy, and large-scale development, each market brings its own schedule, access, coordination, and documentation demands.
Insights from Our Team
Reality Capture Insights · Part 1
How Eagle Surveying Uses Aerial Photogrammetry to Deliver Better Project Data
Keith Christensen, Director of Reality Capture Operations · August 2026
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Construction Surveying
Start Right: Why Good Survey Control Matters on Every Construction Site
Andy Jackson, Director of Construction Survey Operations · August 2026
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Property & Boundaries
Who Owns an Easement in Texas? What Property Owners and Developers Should Know
Rodney Lambert, Director of Field Survey Operations · Technical Review: Matt Raabe, RPLS · August 2026
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Tell us about the site, project stage, schedule, and required deliverables. Our team will help determine the appropriate surveying and Reality Capture approach.
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