What areas does Monument Geomatics cover?

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Monument Geomatics is based in Gloucestershire, at the edge of the Forest of Dean, and covers Gloucestershire, Herefordshire, Worcestershire and Warwickshire, as well as Wales and the South West. The company also says it serves “local and national markets,” so projects outside the South West and Midlands are within scope too. If your site falls in or near those areas, the firm is set up to take on work ranging from a small garden survey to a large-scale topographical survey.

Where the company is based

The office sits in Gloucestershire, on the edge of the Forest of Dean. That location puts the team close to the M5, M4 and M50, which the company cites as the reason it can reach sites across its core region conveniently.

Core coverage area

According to the company, its position is “ideally positioned to serve” the following:

  • Gloucestershire
  • Herefordshire
  • Worcestershire
  • Warwickshire
  • Wales
  • The South West

These are the areas named directly on the company’s site, so they are the clearest guide to whether a site is within its usual working area.

National coverage

The company describes itself as serving “local and national markets,” and its recent projects include work in Bath and Brighton — both well outside the Midlands and South West core. That suggests sites further afield are considered, though it is worth confirming travel and mobilisation costs for a specific location before assuming the same terms as a local job.

How to check your site is covered

  1. Identify the county or region your site sits in.
  2. Compare it with the list above — Gloucestershire, Herefordshire, Worcestershire, Warwickshire, Wales and the South West are the named areas.
  3. If your site is outside those, treat it as a national enquiry rather than a local one.
  4. Use the company’s “Request a Call Back” option on its website to confirm coverage and discuss the project.

The site does not publish a radius, a travel-charge policy or a list of counties it refuses, so the call-back route is the practical way to get a definite answer for an edge-of-area or distant site.

What this means for your project

If your site is in Gloucestershire or a neighbouring county, access via the M5, M4 and M50 makes Monument Geomatics a straightforward local option. If it is in Wales or the wider South West, the company still names it as coverage. For anything beyond that — the Brighton and Bath projects show it happens — ask directly rather than assuming, and confirm how travel affects budget and schedule, since the company says it aims to provide “optimum solutions to budget and to schedule.”