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Summit Geomatic is a survey company comprising of principals Gregory Boot and Peter Nancarrow along with a dedicated staff of graduate and technician surveyors, CAD draughtsman, office administration and field assistants. The company currently has the resources in equipment and 4WD vehicles to run a number of survey parties. Reliable and efficient office processing is carried out with Civilcad, AutoCad and Leica Geo Office software, which ensures maximum compatibility to related professions.
The business provides a broad range of surveying services including subdivisions (strata / torrens title / consolidation), easements (services / drainage / carriageway / positive covenants), telecommunication lease plans, engineering setout, as built surveys, identification surveys, title searching, contour and detail surveys, urban and rural cadastral surveys.
As a relatively young company we are constantly striving to improve the service we offer to our clients such as state of the art equipment and the implementation of quality management systems.
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Gregory Boot Registered Surveyor, B.Eng (Geomatic Eng).(U.N.S.W.) M.I.S (Aust) graduated in 1995 and became registered in November 2000. Greg has had over 15 years experience in private survey firms involved in cadastral and engineering surveys. Greg has sound knowledge of the subdivision process as well as proven ability to manage projects of all sizes. |
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Peter Nancarrow Registered Surveyor, B.Surv.(U.N.S.W.) M.I.S (Aust) graduated in 1994 and became registered in November 2000. Peter has had over 17 years experience in rural and suburban private survey firms involved in cadastral and engineering surveys. Major projects have included setout of venues at the new Sydney Showground and Olympic venues at Homebush Bay, as well as large residential and industrial projects. Peter has extensive experience with GPS systems as well as a range of CAD software including Civilcad, Geocomp and AutoCAD. |

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