Surveying

Surveying

Tomkinson’s qualified Licensed Surveyors offer a full range of survey services, from boundary realignment to multi-lot subdivision.

A Licensed Surveyor is a surveyor authorised to perform cadastral surveys and is the only person legally entitled to undertake a survey to define and mark the boundaries of your property.

Tomkinson Group’s qualified Licensed Surveyors offer a full range of survey services, from boundary realignment to multi-lot subdivision.

In the 21st century, Town Planning is an essential part of any development project. Often the trickiest aspect, thorough planning will make follow on construction work flow more smoothly.

Licensed Surveyors in Victoria are registered with the Surveyors Registration Board of Victoria who maintain the register of all licensed surveyors. Land development surveying can take on many forms and licensed surveyors are required whenever any of the following matters require professional attention on your behalf:

  • Determining exactly where the boundaries of your property are
  • Placing buildings or structures on or near your property boundaries
  • Claiming title to land areas under adverse possession
  • Subdividing your property or building
  • Giving advice on ownership rights, boundary disputes, easements, and a multitude of title based questions that can arise
  • Consolidating titles
  • Dealings involving crown land

Many other professional and construction personnel will offer and perform survey, planning, design and similar services but they are not necessarily Licensed Surveyors.

Across the south-east corner of Australia, when you next require survey services from a land development consultant, or need some form of land development surveying from a reputable and professional company with experienced and fully qualified Surveyors, be sure to contact Tomkinson.

Other things we do:

  • Engineering set out
  • Building control and set outs
  • As constructed surveys for services and builds
  • GNSS surveys for control, mapping, orientation (Grid/True Norths) or to coordinate isolated objects
  • Prepare 3D CAD models for planning or engineering design purposes, or hydraulic modelling
  • Plans to support planning permit applications/presentations
  • Volume calculations
  • Movement monitoring
  • Building area surveys (Property Council of Australia)
  • Solid generalist advice on any matters relating to spatial or land or ownership matters
  • Solutions to any problem that requires physical measurement or orientation

Experience is the best rule to walk by

George Washington, Land Surveyor, West Point, August 1779
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