Residential, Commercial, Lifestyle, Rural & Boundary Adjustment. We can manage your project from beginning to end, saving you time, worry and expense.

Assist with the ultilisation of your Whenua – we can partition land, design and survey a Papakainga Development or create easements as required.

Are you involved in a boundary dispute, erecting a fence, building a new home, garage or adding to an existing house? We can accurately locate your boundaries for you, giving you confidence for the future.

A topographical survey or plan can be used for site layout, engineering or architectural design, planning or resource management purposes.

When building a new home, carrying out additions or landscaping, a detailed plan showing the position of existing features and heights can avoid costly rework or alterations once construction begins.

We can update any additions or alterations to your cross-lease title or convert your property to fee simple title and add value to your property.

Required should you need to define a legal right or restriction over another property for access or other service such as water or power.

Crown land subdivision for boundary adjustment, sales or conservation uses. Creation of easements to improve management.

If you want to use your land for something not allowed as of right by the District or Regional Council, you will need a Resource Consent for the activity. We prepare and lodge with the appropriate Council on your behalf.

We have modern GPS Survey Equipment that will quickly survey large areas to accurate survey standards.

We can provide an As Built survey of your existing engineering works or set out your new project. We can also survey specialist work to ultra high precision.

Save yourself time and money by contracting us to set out your building or project for you, making sure that it is set out correctly.

We can search Land Information New Zealand’s (LINZ) Landonline database to obtain Computer Freehold Register (CFR), easement instruments, consent notice and other legal documents registered on your Certificate of Title (CT).

A pre-purchase inspection of a property you may be considering will confirm the position of the boundaries and clarify the location of any easements, restrictive use areas, covenants or cross lease agreements and Council Services. This could be included as a condition of your sale and purchase agreement to ensure you understand the implications of the above before purchasing.