Land surveying
We measure your plot or building accurately: for a project, to settle a boundary with a neighbour or to correct the area in the Cadastre and the Land Registry.
Tell us what you need. We reply within 5 minutes and send you a no-obligation quote.
- Chartered techniciansArchitects, building surveyors and engineers.
- Fixed quoteBefore we start, no obligation.
- One point of contactFrom the visit to delivery.
Land surveying
- Topographic survey of plots and land.
- Building and area measurements.
- Boundary surveys and setting out before building.
What's included
Included
- Topographic survey of plots and land.
- Building and area measurements.
- Boundary surveys and setting out before building.
- Georeferencing report (GML) for the Cadastre and the Land Registry; drawings in DWG and PDF.
Good to know
- Correcting a plot's area or boundaries in the Land Registry requires a georeferenced graphic representation (Law 13/2015).
- Large rural plots are quoted after checking the location and access.
Who signs it
A competent chartered technician: surveying or geomatics engineer, engineer or building surveyor, depending on the job.
Typical timeframe
Field work within 1-2 weeks and drawings 1-2 weeks later, depending on the area and access.
For: Homes · Apartment buildings (depending on the case) · Industrial buildings and businesses · Farms and agricultural holdings
How it works
Tell us what to measure
Address or cadastral reference and the purpose.
Field work
Total station or GPS on site.
Drawings and report
Drawings, areas and, if needed, the GML file.
Frequently asked questions
Why doesn't the Cadastre area match reality?
It is common. A georeferenced survey lets you request the correction.
Do I need a survey to build?
On a plot, almost always: the project needs the survey and the works need setting out.