Cadastral SURVEY

Our Cadastral Survey Services

  • Boundary identification
  • Boundary re-establishment
  • Subdivision
  • Land development support

Know exactly where your
property boundaries are.

A property boundary defines where you can build, develop and make decisions about your land.

Existing fences, old plans or visible markers do not always represent the legal boundary. Our cadastral survey services help establish accurate property boundaries, providing the clarity and confidence needed before construction, subdivision or land improvements.

WHEN DO YOU NEED
A BOUNDARY SURVEY?

Before building or extending

Confirm your legal property boundaries before construction begins.

Before installing a fence or retaining wall

Avoid unexpected boundary issues and neighbour disputes.

Before subdividing or developing land

Start your project with accurate boundary information.

When buying, selling or resolving a boundary question

Gain certainty before making important property decisions about your land.

LET’S TALK ABOUT YOUR PROJECT

Contact Us

Tell us what you’re working on.
We’ll help you find the right surveying solution.

F.A.Q.

A cadastral survey identifies and defines legal property boundaries based on land records, historical plans and survey evidence. It helps confirm where property boundaries are located and provides the information required for boundary re-establishment, subdivision and land development decisions.

A cadastral survey may be required when you need to confirm property boundaries, subdivide land, plan development works or resolve uncertainty about existing boundary locations. It is often recommended before building near boundaries, changing fences or making decisions that depend on accurate property information.

Not always. Existing fences, walls or visible markers may not accurately represent the legal property boundary. A cadastral survey uses official records and survey evidence to establish the correct boundary location.

A cadastral survey focuses on legal property boundaries, ownership information and land subdivision requirements. A detail survey captures physical features and levels of a site, such as buildings, services, vegetation and terrain information, often to support design and construction.

Cadastral surveys must be completed by appropriately licensed cadastral surveyors. Territory Surveys works with licensed cadastral surveyors to provide boundary identification, re-establishment, subdivision and land development support.

The timeframe depends on the complexity of the property, availability of historical records, site conditions and the type of survey required. We discuss your requirements upfront and provide a clear understanding of the expected process before starting.

LET’S TALK ABOUT YOUR PROJECT

Contact Us

Tell us what you’re working on.
We’ll help you find the right surveying solution.