Contour Survey/Detail Survey
Detail contour survey records the natural and built features of a site, including trees, footpaths, easements, and services like NBN pits or sewer manholes. It also defines boundary lines and nearby structures, delivering an accurate representation of the land’s topography. This information is essential for informed design, planning approvals.
Detail & Level Identification Survey
Detail and Level Identification Surveys provide accurate measurements of land features, levels, boundaries, and existing structures. This information is essential for design, planning, or council submissions, helping to identify any encroachments or issues early. These surveys ensure compliance and support smooth progress for residential, commercial, or construction-related projects.
Peg-out Surveys (Set-out Survey)
Peg-out surveys mark the exact location of proposed structures or boundaries on-site, based on approved plans. They guide builders during construction, ensuring structures are positioned accurately and within legal property boundaries. This survey is essential for avoiding disputes, meeting compliance requirements, and keeping projects aligned with council-approved designs.
Identification Survey And Report
Identification Survey Report clearly defines legal property boundaries and measures key features such as structures, floor levels, roof heights, and easements. Often required for sales or council approvals, it ensures compliance, protects ownership rights, and supports accurate, informed decisions for planning and development.
Final Survey And Report
Final surveys and reports confirm that completed construction aligns with approved plans and relevant regulations. They detail boundary positions, structure locations, levels, and setbacks. Required for occupancy certificates or final approvals, this survey ensures the project meets legal standards and provides a clear record of the completed work.
Plan Of Subdivision
Plan of Subdivision divides a parcel of land into two or more lots, enabling separate ownership and development. It defines new boundaries, easements, and accessways, and is essential for council approval and registration. This survey supports land development, sales, or project planning with precise, compliant documentation.
Plan Of Redefinition
Plan of redefinition alters the boundaries of an existing land parcel. It is used to correct inaccuracies, resolve disputes, or adjust boundaries due to changes in ownership, land use, or development, ensuring accurate records and compliance with current legal, planning, and registration requirements.
Plan Of Delimitation
Plan of delimitation defines the precise location of agreed-upon boundaries for a parcel of land, ensuring alignment with the legal deed. This type of survey is used to clarify ownership limits, prevent future disputes, and provide an accurate, certified representation of boundary positions for legal and planning purposes.
Plan Of Easement
Plan of easement defines the legal right for an external party to use a specific portion of another property, usually for access or essential services. It ensures the easement is clearly documented and registered, supporting transparency, legal compliance, and ongoing access where required by utility providers or neighbouring owners.
Strata Subdivision
Strata subdivision involves dividing a building or land into multiple units or lots, each with individual ownership and shared common areas. It is commonly used for apartments, townhouses, or multi-use developments. This survey ensures accurate boundaries, supports legal registration, and provides the framework for strata management and individual property titles.
