Land surveys are conducted using advanced surveying equipment and techniques, ensuring a high level of accuracy. The precision depends on the survey’s purpose, scope and the methods used by the surveyor.
An easement grants someone else the legal right to use a specific portion of your property for a particular purpose, such as utility access or shared driveway. They can be registered on title or arise at Common Law over a period of long-use. Easements can impact how you use and develop your land. A Title […]
A land survey typically provides a detailed plan showing property boundaries, existing structures, utilities, easements, topographic features, and relevant legal descriptions.
A land survey is a detailed measurement and mapping of a piece of land’s boundaries, features, and topography. Land surveys are utilised when purchasing or selling property, for construction projects, to help resolve boundary disputes, and facilitating accurate property records.
Because we can provide you with rich 3D point clouds at a fraction of the cost of a Feature & Level Plan. This means you have all the data to model in Revit or ArchiCAD etc without the charge of the survey firm drafting and modeling from the point cloud. We can provide training for […]
In general where marks are removed by surrounding works then you need to have them re-marked by the surveyor. Ariva Land Surveys includes “recovery marks” that act as a back up for your builder. For example, aluminium rivets in the footpath can be placed at an online extension of your boundary corner in case the […]
A licensed land surveyor is the only person legally qualified to undertake a title re-establishment survey and mark title boundaries. If you rely on boundary markers placed by an unlicensed set out surveyor not only do you risk building over the boundary, you also risk your insurance company choosing not to cover your claim since […]
No. The only way to know the relationship of fencing to the title boundary is to have a title re-establishment survey carried out by a licensed land surveyor. It is common for fencing along a series of properties to have a common trend in a particular direction meaning your fence-to-fence width may match title-to-title width […]
A licensed land surveyor is the only person legally qualified to make a claim regarding the location of title boundaries. You may have accrued rights to additional land than that shown on your title due to old fencing however these are rights but not the registered title boundaries. That’s why you need a licensed surveyor […]
A land survey is recommended when buying or selling property, before the commencement of construction, for a subdivision development site, when resolving boundary disputes, and when obtaining planning or building permits.
