Boundary (Cadastral) Surveying
Our team includes Registered Surveyors, whom are the only type of surveyor legally permitted to conduct boundary surveying in accordance with the Surveying Act, graduate surveyors and Technician Surveyors, assisted by skilled drafting and administrative staff, ensuring that every survey meets the highest standards of accuracy.
Our Identification Surveys accurately map existing structures in relation to property boundaries, identifying encroachments, easements, and encumbrances which are essential steps in buying, selling, or developing land.
For projects requiring defined land rights, our Easement Surveys establish rights of access or use over land, benefiting councils, utility providers, or neighboring properties. Whether for legal documentation, property development, or regulatory compliance, Parker Scanlon’s cadastral surveying services provides accuracy and expertise you can rely on.
Parker Scanlon offers many different Cadastral surveys such as;
- Easement Surveys
A survey to create an easement or right over a lot or part of a lot for the benefit of another lot or prescribed authority (Council, local water authority, Ausgrid, etc.)
- Identification Surveys
A survey and report of a property to locate the existing building/structure in relation to the boundaries and report on any encroachments, easements, encumbrances on the land. Often required for buying, selling and developing property.
- Subdivision Surveys
A survey to divide a parcel into smaller lots in accordance with local and state government legislation. This includes Torrens title subdivisions, Strata subdivisions and Community Title subdivisions.