Accurate Land Measurement and Boundary Information
Boundary surveys, land measurement, parcel definition and survey documentation for transactions and development.
01Overview
Land surveying provides the spatial information required to understand property boundaries, dimensions, position and land configuration. Before land is bought, sold, documented, subdivided or built on, the people involved need dependable answers to basic questions: where the land is, how large it is, and how its limits relate to neighbouring parcels and to the wider coordinate framework.
DASFADS provides land and cadastral surveying services for private landowners, property developers, businesses and organisations that require reliable land information for documentation, transactions or development. Our surveyors combine careful fieldwork with a review of available records, so the information you receive is traceable, clearly documented and fit for its intended use.
02Service scope
- Boundary and cadastral surveys
- Land measurement and parcel definition
- Property subdivision and amalgamation survey support
- Plot layout and land allocation plans
- Survey plans and associated technical documentation
- Boundary re-establishment based on appropriate records and evidence
- Survey support for land acquisition and property due diligence
- Preparation of compatible digital survey drawings
03Who needs this service?
- Landowners
- Prospective property buyers
- Estate developers
- Legal practitioners
- Property managers
- Organisations involved in land administration
04Potential deliverables
- Survey observations
- Coordinates
- Parcel measurements
- Survey drawings
- Digital files
- Supporting technical documentation
Deliverables depend on the assignment and are confirmed in writing before work begins.
05What to provide
Sharing this information with your request helps us scope the work accurately and respond faster.
- Site location, including state, local government area and any landmarks
- Purpose of the survey (purchase, documentation, development, dispute support)
- Any existing survey plans, deeds or allocation papers you hold
- Names of adjoining owners or estate management contacts, where known
- Access arrangements and any site restrictions
06Important information
Before you commission this service
The scope and deliverables depend on site conditions, available records, applicable regulations and the nature of the instruction. A survey does not by itself guarantee ownership or resolve every land dispute. Legal title should be confirmed through appropriate legal and documentary verification.
07Common questions
Will a boundary survey prove that I own the land?
No. A survey provides technical information about measured positions and boundaries within its scope. Ownership and title validity require legal and documentary verification by appropriately qualified professionals.
Should I commission a survey before buying land?
A survey before purchase helps you understand the land's actual dimensions, position and configuration, and can reveal discrepancies between what is offered and what exists on the ground. It is one part of sound due diligence alongside legal searches.
Can you re-establish boundary beacons that have been removed?
Boundary re-establishment is possible where appropriate records and evidence are available. We review existing survey records and field evidence before advising on what can be reliably re-established.
Often commissioned together
Layout Design & Land Subdivision
Plot layouts, parcel definition, access planning and area schedules backed by survey data.
Explore serviceTopographic Surveying
Ground levels, contours and site features captured to support planning, drainage and engineering design.
Explore serviceReal Estate & Property Services
Land and property measurement, site information and technical due-diligence support.
Explore serviceReady to discuss land & cadastral surveying?
Share your site location, objectives and any existing documents. Our team will review your requirements and advise on scope, deliverables and timing.
