The most important asset you can acquire or own is the land. But this is an asset that you cannot keep in your storage and it can be identified with help of documents and demarcation of the land. For demarcation and the real measurement of the land you own, you will require to conduct the boundary survey. Other than boundary surveys, the cadastral survey can also be used to limit the boundaries of the land. The boundary survey is very important to mark the real area of the land and to avoid any dispute due to the demarcation of the land. There are certain scenarios when you should be avoiding boundary or cadastral surveying in adelaide because it can cause serious financial and legal implications in future.
Building the house:
You are planning to build your own house. The piece of your land is also neighboured by the land owned by other people. Now you need to be sure and careful, that not any part of your construction overlaps with a neighbouring piece of land because it can lead to legal complications. Plus, once you have built the house and it was overlapping the other’s property, it may lead to the demolition of that part or financial penalty. Always go for a boundary surveyor in adelaide because it will give you documented surety of the available area to you and it will help to avoid any claim to your property in future.
Commercial Building:
No commercial building can be planned without a proper boundary survey and cadastral survey. Because usually, the commercial building is made in the areas where other buildings are already on the ground. There are always regulations and limitations when it comes to developing the commercial building, in that clear demarcation of the land. Otherwise, no architect or designer can make the right design of the building. Even without a boundary survey, no authority can approve the building plan of any new project. It will be impossible to construct any vertical building without a property survey
Housing scheme:
Cadastral surveying becoming critically important when you are planning the housing scheme. Because once the boundary survey is done and demarcation of land is completed, then cadastral surveying will help to further subdivide the land. This helps the future owners of the houses as their properties will not be overlapping. In the cadastral survey, the map will be formed with subdivisions of a certain area, so each property will be separate from the other. No housing scheme can be planned if the cadastral survey is not conducted because it will provide the real picture of the land, after division. In the housing scheme, there will be not only, the houses will be made but also the infrastructure like roads, parks etc. The cadastral survey will provide the demarcation of available areas with sub-divisions.