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Survey services built for real estate decisions.

Six disciplines, one standard of accuracy — from a raw parcel of land to a fully occupied asset.

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Land & topographic survey

We record the ground exactly as it is: elevation, contours, spot heights, and every visible feature on site. This is the base layer every architect, engineer, and planning authority designs against, so it has to be right the first time.

  • Contour mapping at custom intervals

  • Spot-level and benchmark data

  • Existing feature and above-ground utility location

  • Cut-and-fill volume reporting

  • Digital terrain model (DTM) deliverables

Boundary & cadastral survey

Before a plot changes hands, its legal extent needs to be beyond dispute. We re-establish boundaries against title deeds and municipal cadastral records, and flag encroachments or easements while there's still time to act on them.

  • Title deed and cadastral record verification

  • Corner pin location and re-establishment

  • Encroachment and easement identification

  • Area calculation for title and registration

  • Boundary dispute reporting for legal proceedings

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Surveyor beside heavy equipment on a construction site

Construction setting-out

Design drawings only matter once they're translated onto the ground. We stake grid lines, column centres, and foundation levels to the tolerance your contractor can build to, then verify as-built work throughout the programme.

  • Grid line and column centre staking

  • Foundation and slab level control

  • As-built verification against approved drawings

  • Ongoing site control point maintenance

  • Structural deformation and settlement monitoring

Aerial & drone mapping

For large land holdings and master-planned communities, a UAV survey captures an entire parcel in a single flight. You get high-resolution orthomosaics, contour data, and 3D models in days, not weeks.

  • High-resolution orthomosaic imagery

  • Contour and DTM generation from aerial capture

  • 3D point cloud and mesh models

  • Progress monitoring for phased developments

  • Rapid turnaround on large land parcels

Aerial bird's eye view of a large open land parcel
Architectural blueprints with drafting tools and ruler

GIS mapping & data analysis

Zoning, utilities, flood risk, ownership, and raw survey data rarely live in one place. We layer them into a single spatial model, so an investment committee can compare sites on the same criteria instead of piecing it together manually.

  • Zoning and land-use overlay mapping

  • Flood-risk and environmental data layers

  • Utility and infrastructure mapping

  • Portfolio-level site comparison dashboards

  • Data delivered in GIS-ready formats

Measured building survey

Acquiring an occupied asset means trusting the numbers on the floor plan. We produce precise as-built drawings and volumes of existing structures for due diligence, fit-out planning, and ongoing asset management.

  • As-built floor plans and elevations

  • Gross floor area and leasable area calculation

  • 3D laser scanning for complex structures

  • Condition and defect documentation

  • BIM-ready deliverables on request

Architect working on a measured drawing with pencil and ruler

How a survey moves

From first call to signed report, in four stages.

01

Consultation & scoping

We review title documents, drawings, and your timeline to define the exact scope and deliverables.

02

Field survey & capture

Licensed surveyors capture data on site using RTK-GPS, total stations, and UAV platforms where needed.

03

Processing & quality check

Every dataset is cross-checked against control points and reviewed by a second surveyor before drafting.

04

Delivery & sign-off

You receive a signed, licensed report in the format your team needs, with a walkthrough call included.

Not sure which survey you need?

Tell us what stage your project is at and we'll recommend the right scope.