Residential Cadastral Surveying Services in Queensland

  
What is Cadastral Surveying?

Cadastral surveying is the discipline of land surveying that deals with the identification, definition, and documentation of land boundaries. It forms the legal basis for property ownership, land development, and land registration in Australia. All residential land development and property transactions rely on accurate cadastral data to comply with state and federal regulations.

Our Residential Cadastral Surveying Services

We offer a comprehensive range of residential cadastral surveying services tailored to homeowners, developers, and legal professionals. Our services ensure accuracy, legal compliance, and peace of mind in all land-related matters.

Identification Surveys

• Reinstate and marking of the boundary corners and preparation of an Identification Survey Plan.
• Locating any improvements (e.g. buildings, fences) close to the property boundaries.
• This type of survey is commonly used to establish the boundaries prior to new constructions being completed on the property.

Subdivision Surveys

• Divides a single parcel of land into two or more lots for sale or development.
• Including preparation of Subdivision Proposal Plans for local council approval
• Completion of Final Survey Plan once approved and lodgement with Council for Plan Sealing.

Boundary Re-Alignment Surveys

• Adjusts the boundaries between adjoining lots without creating new lots.
• Often used by neighbours to correct or realign shared property lines.
• This Survey is now referred to as a Subdivision Survey – Two into Two OR Three into Three lot Subdivision etc.

Building Format Plan Surveys for Community Management Schemes

• Prepares plans for the creation of Community Management Schemes including Building Format Plans, Exclusive Use Area plans, Service Location Diagrams, Occupation Authority Areas etc.
• Typically used for townhouses, multi-unit dwellings and mixed use developments..
• Ensures accurate definition of unit boundaries, common property, and easements.

Easement and Covenant Surveys

• Identifies and defines easements (e.g., for access, drainage, light & air, support (party walls) or utilities (Electrical Transformer sites and Sewer access) and Covenants over a property.
• Essential when creating legal rights or restrictions on land.

Lease Surveys

• Measure the area of leased land or structures (e.g., granny flats or secondary dwellings).
• Measuring commercial shops for free standing centres of shopping centres including Master Sketch plans.