A detail survey is a basic prerequisite to house design and land development. The detail plan indicates the features on and adjacent to a property in most cases. There are a number of site features and levels required by architects and planners. A topographic survey is a vital component of a successful development application for any development of your land. Features in a general Detail Survey include: Title information Contours Spot levels Levels on the kerb Location of existing visible services (sewerage, power poles, telephone) Ridge and gutter heights for subject building Ridge and gutter heights for adjacent buildings Outline of adjacent buildings Window and door heights of adjacent buildings Height and width of major vegetation Floor level of subject property Location of ancillary structures (garden sheds, pergolas) AHD level mark any other feature of a site that may impact upon development potential Site Detail extras: Boundary location for design purposes Services search
	The plans are generally on Australian Height Datum (AHD) which is a standard height datum through Australia. Final plan is available in hard copy and CAD formats (AutoCAD and PDF). We can undertake topographic surveys using a range of technologies. Remote access reflectorless Total Stations can be used on urban & city surveys where access is restricted. GPS technology can be used on large scale topographic surveys where rapid data collection allows a 3D model of a site to be established.