The amount of detail included in a measured building survey depends on  your requirements, and may vary for the purposes of design, planning or  feasibility. The structural elements including walls, columns and beams,  being the most important, are shown on the floor plans, elevations and  sections. All features such as doors, windows, services fittings are  then added with floor levels, heights and descriptive text to give a  clear representation. Survey drawings are normally delivered as CAD  files and as scaled paper plans. 

Yes, we can provide accurate site areas which can aid when purchasing  land. We can also accurately set out the areas if disputed or if land  titles are divided. If you require the volume of material measured we  can provide it, we undertake many stockpile surveys and have extensive  experience on landfill sites.

Topographic Surveys are used to identify and map the contours of the  ground and existing features on the surface of the earth or slightly  above or below the earth's surface (i.e. trees, buildings, streets,  walkways, manholes, utility poles, retaining walls, etc.).  If the  purpose of the survey is to serve as a base map for the design of a  residence or building of some type, or design a road or driveway, it may  be necessary to show perimeter boundary lines and the lines of  easements on or crossing the property being surveyed, in order for a  designer to accurately show zoning and other agency required setbacks.