InterRegional Survey Services Ltd. (formerly known as Royal Surveys Ltd.) is a
professional licensed land surveying company, established in February 2010.
Our focus is to offer a comprehensive range of customised, quality assured and cost
effective surveying services to the industry.
It is our goal to meet and exceed the expectation of our customers, by analyzing
their project and working with them, to determine the most cost effective
approach, to deliver the end product that meets the requirements of all parties
involved.
We are well equipped, with the latest in surveying equipment and software. Leica
is our manufacturer of choice for our Total Stations, GPS and Levels, because of
its robustness, accuracy, consistency and ease of use. We utilise Computer
Software for processing and CAD (Computer Aided Drafting) for the production of
all Plans. With this marriage, we ensure that we achieve accurate, consistent and
timely surveying services.
Our experienced survey Crews are highly competent field personnel. They are
dedicated to producing quality work in the field, and complete Survey Plans to the
highest of specifications.
Our Staff ensures that they deliver the highest level of customer service.
About InterRegional Surveys Ltd. St. Lucia
A Biography of John Cenac
Although InterRegional Surveys Ltd. (formerly Royal Surveys Ltd.) commenced operations in March 2010,
we have been in the survey business since 1994. The company is the culmination of all the years of
experience in the industry, by its Principal, John G. Cenac.
As a newly appointed Licensed Land Surveyor, John G. Cenac commenced his survey practice in
January 1994, in the southern town of Vieux-Fort. At that time, he was the only Licensed Land
Surveyor with an office in that town, so his practice grew steadily, undertaking Boundary Surveys,
Subdivisions, Topographical Surveys, Setting Out and Family Partitions. In 1998, he formed Cenac &
Associates, a trading name for the operation of the survey practice.
In late 2001, some major contracts were lost to outside companies, which affected the steady
growth that Cenac & Associates was making. John G. Cenac decided that if he had to be able to
compete with other contractors, whether local or regional, he had to be as qualified or more qualified than them, and he had to
get more experience.
To achieve these goals, he decided to close Cenac & Associates, and pursue a Land Surveying course in the UK. While there he
would also try to get employment with a Land Surveying Company, so as to give him some more experience. He left for the UK in
2002, to pursue an Honours Degree in Surveying and Mapping Sciences, at the University of East London (UEL).
While studying, he was able to get part time work as a Land Surveyor, working on the Channel Tunnel Rail Link from Stratford
Station to Kings Cross Station in London. There, he was exposed to Tunnel Surveying, which included Wriggle Surveys, 3-D
Monitoring and Precise Leveling. Then he moved to a Company working on the UK Airports, where, as a Land Surveyor, he
executed Topographical Surveys, Precise Leveling, 3-D Monitoring, 3-D Control Networks, GPS Control, Building Elevations,
Underground Service Tracing, Topographical Surveys and Setting Out. He was primarily based at Heathrow Airport, but he also
frequently worked at Stansted Airport, Gatwick Airport and Southampton Airport.
After graduating from UEL in 2004, he stayed on working on the Airports, and then became a Senior Surveyor, which had the
added responsibilities of supervising teams of surveyors, and training junior surveyors and survey assistants.
In late 2006, John G. Cenac left Airport work to get some experience in boundary surveys in the UK. He worked in London and
Southwest England, as a Land and Measured Building Surveyor, conducting Boundary Surveys, Topographical Surveys, Building
Elevations, Underground Service Tracing and Measured Building Surveys.
In 2009, John G Cenac returned to St. Lucia, and started preparations to reopen his survey practice. Only this time, he setup
Royal Surveys Ltd., now known as InterRegional Surveys Ltd.
As a Professional Land Surveying Firm, we seek to improve and enhance our Profession by providing our clients the highest
quality of service possible and our employees with challenging and rewarding careers.
With these goals in mind, and the levels of experience in the company, InterRegional Surveys Ltd. is well placed to undertake
any development project. We have chosen Leica as our manufacturer of choice for all our survey equipment, because of its
robustness, ease of use and accuracy, all of which are second to none. With this we seek to:
Our Mission Statement
Provide a full range of survey services to both national, regional and international clients.
Set the standard for levels of customer service in the industry.
Set the standard for levels of efficiency in the industry.
Bring the latest technologies to the industry in the Caribbean.
Meet or exceed any specifications required by its clients, through the use of “Best in Class” equipment.
Improve the general perception of Land Surveying as a career.
Provide training for the next generation of Surveyors.
InterRegional Surveys Management
InterRegional Surveys Employees
John Cenac
Managing Director
Survey Manager
Base: Vieux-Fort / Castries
Tanya Hippolyte [ Secretary ]
Peter Roseman [ Senior Survey Assistant ]
Shernil Roseman [ Survey Assistant ]
Venus Valcent [ Survey Assistant ]
Eugenus Roseman [ Survey Assistant ]
Bilco Bellas [ Survey Assistant / Driver ]
Cleon Deflemon [ Survey Technician ]
Leonard Asson [ Survey Technician ]
Lester Mitchell [ Survey Technician ]
Kerrian Eugene [ CAD Technician ]
Michelle Cenac [ Secretary / Accounts Clerk ]
Elizabeth Mathurin [ Applications / Research Assistant ]
Call Us Today, North: 758.452.9872 South: 758.454.9826
