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From boundary checks to construction set-out, we handle each survey with the same site-tested process – accurate measurements, clear plans, and reports you can act on straight away.
A Boundary Survey is undertaken to determine, confirm, and physically mark the legal boundaries of a property. This service identifies the position of boundary lines, corners, fences, buildings, and other relevant site features in relation to the registered land title and deposited plan, then places clear markers on site to show exactly where those boundaries sit.
Boundary Surveys are commonly required before constructing fences, retaining walls, extensions, new buildings, or any works located near a property boundary. They are also useful when purchasing land, resolving boundary concerns with neighbours, or confirming whether existing structures are located within the correct property limits.
During the survey, a surveyor determines the boundary position using registered survey information, title documents, deposited plans, survey marks, and site measurements. Where required, the boundary corners or lines are then marked on site using appropriate markers such as pegs, nails, stakes, or paint marks, giving property owners, builders, and contractors clear and reliable boundary information that reduces the risk of encroachment, disputes, and design errors.
A Detail Survey is undertaken to accurately measure and represent the existing features, levels, and physical conditions of a property or development site. This survey provides essential information required for planning, architectural design, engineering design, drainage design, landscape design, and council approval.
A Detail Survey typically records site features such as buildings, fences, trees, driveways, retaining walls, kerbs, services, drainage pits, visible utilities, ground levels, and adjoining road or footpath information, along with contour lines and spot levels to represent the slope and shape of the land.
This type of survey is commonly required before designing a new dwelling, extension, subdivision, driveway, retaining wall, or other development works. It allows architects, engineers, designers, builders, and councils to understand the existing site conditions and prepare accurate design documentation.
A Construction Set-Out Survey is undertaken to accurately transfer approved design and engineering plans onto the site, establishing the correct position and level of roads, drainage lines, retaining walls, services, and other civil and structural works. This process ensures that construction proceeds in line with approved engineering drawings and site plans.
Construction Set-Out is commonly required throughout the construction phase of a project, from earthworks and drainage installation to kerbing, pavement, and utility placement. It is essential for keeping works aligned with the design, avoiding clashes between structures and services, and meeting council or engineering compliance requirements.
During the set-out process, a surveyor uses approved engineering plans, site control, and precise surveying equipment to mark the required positions and levels on site. These marks may include offsets, grid lines, reference points, and level pegs to guide contractors and ensure each stage of construction is built accurately and to specification.
An As-Built Survey is undertaken to accurately record the final position, level, and condition of completed works following construction. This survey confirms that structures, services, and infrastructure have been built in accordance with the approved design and engineering plans, and provides an accurate record of what has actually been constructed on site.
An As-Built Survey typically records elements such as building footprints, retaining walls, driveways, drainage lines, stormwater and sewer infrastructure, kerbs, pavements, services, and other civil or structural works, along with their finished levels and positions relative to the site and design plans.
This type of survey is commonly required at the completion of construction projects, subdivisions, drainage works, and civil developments. It is essential for council compliance and asset handover, engineering certification, strata or title registration, and maintaining accurate records for future reference, maintenance, or further development.
During the as-built survey process, a surveyor measures the completed works on site and compares them against the approved design drawings, identifying any variations between the design and actual construction. The resulting as-built plan provides councils, engineers, builders, and property owners with a reliable and accurate record of the completed works, supporting compliance sign-off and long-term asset management.
Land Surveying Services encompass a wide range of professional surveying solutions designed to support property owners, builders, architects, engineers, and developers throughout every stage of a project — from initial land assessment through to final construction completion. These services provide accurate, reliable, and legally recognised information about land boundaries, site features, and construction works.
Our Land Surveying Services include Boundary Surveys to determine and mark legal property boundaries, Detail Surveys to capture existing site features and levels for design purposes, Construction Set-Out to accurately transfer approved plans onto the site during construction, and As-Built Surveys to record and verify the final position and condition of completed works.
Using registered survey information, precise measuring equipment, and industry-standard methods, our surveyors deliver accurate data and clear documentation at every stage of a project. Whether you are purchasing land, planning a new development, undergoing construction, or finalising a project for council approval, our Land Surveying Services provide the essential information needed to reduce risk, ensure compliance, and support confident decision-making.
Engineering/Construction Survey Support is provided to assist engineers, builders, and contractors with the ongoing surveying needs that arise throughout the design, approval, and construction phases of a project. This service ensures that engineering and construction works are accurately positioned, levelled, and documented in accordance with approved plans and site conditions.
This support typically includes tasks such as establishing and maintaining site control points, providing levels and cross-sections for earthworks and drainage design, checking and verifying levels during construction, calculating cut and fill volumes, monitoring structural or ground movement, and preparing survey data required for engineering design, council submissions, and compliance certification.
Engineering/Construction Survey Support is commonly required for civil works, subdivisions, road and drainage construction, retaining walls, and other structural or infrastructure projects, particularly where ongoing survey input is needed alongside the design and construction teams rather than as a single standalone survey task.
By working closely with engineers and site personnel, surveyors provide timely and accurate information that helps maintain design accuracy, resolve site issues quickly, and keep projects progressing efficiently from concept through to completion.
We take pride in delivering accurate surveying solutions, reliable communication, and professional service that help our clients complete their projects with confidence.
Much of our work comes through referrals from builders, homeowners, and industry contacts.
Property Developer
"We needed urgent boundary data, and they delivered faster than expected. Professional, responsive, and very easy to work with."
Civil Engineer
"I've worked with many surveyors, but this team stands out. Clear communication, reliable results, and modern tools that made all the difference."
Architect
"The topographic maps were incredibly detailed and accurate. Their work helped us avoid design errors and saved time during planning."
In simple terms, surveying means precisely measuring your land, boundaries, and existing structures so you – and your builder, architect, or council – have accurate information to work from, whether that’s for a new fence, an extension, or a full development.
Before building, subdividing, purchasing property, preparing council applications, or confirming property boundaries.
More than 10 years of experience, accurate survey plans, professional service, fast response, practical advice, and competitive pricing.
We provide surveying services throughout New South Wales for residential, commercial, and development projects.
Michael R.
Project Manager