Architects
- Designing to setback or zero-lot lines
- Resolving boundary and fence alignments
- Working on heritage or irregular sites
You need centimetre-accurate data to design responsibly – and avoid rework post-DA.
Cadastral and Title Re-establishment Surveying Services
Boundaries define everything — what you can build, who owns what and where services go. That’s why you need certainty backed by surveying precision.
When you're building close to a boundary, acquiring land or trying to avoid disputes, Landair’s cadastral and title re-establishment (or ‘boundary’) surveying services give you a verified understanding of what the title says and what’s actually on the ground.
Why they matter to your project.
Cadastral and title re-establishment surveys don’t just “tick a box”. They unlock the next stage of your project.
Property developers
- Subdividing or consolidating land
- Pre-acquisition boundary due diligence
- Aligning services and infrastructure
You need cadastral certainty to avoid delays with title registration and infrastructure roll-out.
Government infrastructure
- Acquiring or adjusting public land
- Fixing legacy title misalignments
- Supporting compliant asset documentation
You need accurate data that stands up to scrutiny from internal teams and the community.
Construction and engineering
- Building near or on legal boundaries
- Checking plan vs. on-site alignment
- Avoiding encroachment and access disputes
You need confidence that your work is legal, compliant and not encroaching.
Boundary surveying by state
Legal requirements for boundary surveying vary across Australia's states. At Landair, we operate across NSW, Qld and Vic – with surveyors registered in each state who understand the practical nuances between them.
New South Wales
Boundary Identification Survey or Cadastral Survey
Who can perform them?
Registered Surveyors, accredited by the Board of Surveying and Spatial Information (BOSSI).
Queensland
Identification Survey (locating boundaries and improvements); Cadastral Survey (new lots or significant boundary adjustments)
Who can perform them?
Registered Cadastral Surveyors, registered with the Surveyors Board of Queensland.
Victoria
Title Re-establishment Survey
Who can perform them?
Licensed Surveyors, registered by the Surveyors Registration Board of Victoria.
What do you get from cadastral and title re-establishment surveys?
Our cadastral and re-establishment surveys go beyond a standard boundary sketch, and – and unlike some providers – we explain the results. Depending on your needs and state-specific requirements, we can provide:
Certified survey plans for title registration, council submission or dispute resolution
Reinstatement of marking boundaries on-site using appropriate survey marks
Reports documenting occupation, encroachments, easements and anomalies
Digital data in your required formats, aligned with your CAD or spatial system
Subdivision-ready base plans, with cadastral layers for development or asset planning
Clear communication – flagging risks, conflicts, or constraints before they cause delays
Why choose Landair?
You could hire any surveyor to mark a boundary. But not every surveyor works with your kind of project. Here’s why architects, councils and developers choose us:
- We highlight issues before they become disputes and actually help address them.
- We work fast – without cutting corners – to avoid holding up your project.
- We’ve handled projects like yours and resolved all types of site conflicts.
- We’re licensed across states and don't subcontract critical work.
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