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Civil engineering — Cadastral   Surveying
Civil engineering

Cadastral Surveying

Knowing where your boundary lies

Overview

Know exactly where your boundaries lie.

Uncertainty about parcel boundaries leads to disputes with neighbors, problems with building permits and delays in land transactions. Cadastral surveys provide that clarity: we determine the exact boundaries of your plot based on cadastral records.

We perform boundary reconstructions in the field, set out parcel boundaries with stakes and handle the full process with the Dutch Land Registry. For the splitting or merging of plots we deliver the required drawings and documentation.

Our measurements meet the requirements of the Land Registry. The results are usable for registration, building permits, property line agreements and zoning plan changes.

Equipment & software

Total stationGNSS RTKCadastral maps
Cadastral Surveying
Land RegistryBoundariesParcels
Our approach

How we work.

From intake to delivery. Every step aligned with your schedule.

1

Requesting cadastral data

We consult the cadastral map and relevant deeds to retrieve the legal boundaries. This forms the basis for the field survey.

2

Field survey

On site we measure the existing situation and reconstruct the cadastral boundaries. Boundary markers are placed or recovered.

3

Processing

The measurement data is processed and tested against the cadastral map. New parcel boundaries are calculated and drawn.

4

Registration

For splitting or boundary changes we handle the documentation required for registration with the Dutch Land Registry. You receive the final parcel drawing.

What we deliver

What you can expect.

Boundary reconstruction

Setting out parcel boundaries

Cadastral splitting and merging

Situation drawings for permits

SectorsBuilding permitsLand transactionsProperty line agreementsZoning plan changes
Frequently asked questions

FAQ.

The most asked questions about Cadastral Surveying. Question not listed? Feel free to get in touch.

The field survey itself usually takes half a day. Processing and any registration with the Land Registry takes 1 to 2 weeks, depending on complexity.

Costs depend on the number of boundary points, the complexity of the situation and whether registration with the Land Registry is needed. We provide a quote upfront based on your situation.

The cadastral map provides an indication, but is not accurate enough for legal certainty. To set out boundaries in the field, a survey by a land surveyor is required.

In a boundary dispute we perform an objective boundary reconstruction based on cadastral records. The result is a factual survey report that can serve as the basis for discussion or legal proceedings.

Not always, but often. The municipality may require a situation drawing on a cadastral background. When building close to a parcel boundary, a boundary reconstruction is strongly recommended.

We are very satisfied with the dimensional control service across various projects. From the very first contact, communication has run smoothly.

Pelle van OostWeComplete

Michael had everything worked out the day before and was able to come the very next day. Delivers good work and is professional. We are very satisfied.

Marian KwakernaakParticulier

The dimensional control service was excellent. The team delivered accurate and timely results, which kept the project running smoothly.

Melvin van DrieOpdrachtgever
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More about Cadastral Surveying?

We are happy to discuss the options for your project. Reach out to Michael for personal advice, no strings attached.

MvD
Michael van Drie
Owner Dutch Survey BV

No-obligation advice on the approach for your project. Usually a response within 24 hours.