Base and Rovers
Keep your GNSS and UTS systems running with expert diagnostics, software updates, and on-site calibration services.
Key Services
GNSS base station and rover diagnostics and repairs
Firmware and software updates across supported platforms
Site calibration and coordinate system verification
Remote troubleshooting and technical support
Why Choose Us
Experienced GNSS field engineers
Fast response times and efficient turnaround
Reliable ongoing maintenance and support
Strong focus on accuracy, reliability, and system uptime
GNSS Base Stations & Rovers for Civil & Mining Projects
At That GPS Guy, we specialize in the installation, configuration, and support of GNSS base stations and rover systems from Trimble, Topcon, Leica, and CHC Navigation for civil construction, bulk earthworks, and mining environments. From permanent and semi-permanent base setups to rover configuration, we deliver reliable positioning solutions built for accuracy, uptime, and demanding site conditions.
Robust Multi-Brand GNSS System Integration
Accurate machine control and surveying start with a stable GNSS network. We provide complete base and rover integration across all supported platforms, including antenna mounting, radio and network configuration, correction delivery, and coordinate system setup. The result is consistent, site-wide accuracy you can rely on across machines, rovers, and crews.
Tailored GNSS Solutions for Each Site
No two sites are the same. We design GNSS base and rover setups to suit site size, terrain, communication requirements, and project workflows. Whether supporting machine control, set-out, or volume verification, our configurations ensure precise positioning across civil and mining operations—regardless of brand.
On-Site Commissioning, Validation & User Training
Following installation, we carry out full commissioning and accuracy validation to confirm system performance. We also provide hands-on training for surveyors, supervisors, and operators, ensuring your team can confidently use Trimble, Topcon, Leica, or CHC Nav base stations and rovers from day one.