Our Services

With modern technology we will ensure the success of your project, regardless of the scale.

We provide an extensive range of surveying services to private land owners, developers, contractors, architects & local authorities.

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What We Do

Surveying

Rural, Residential, Commercial, Industrial and Topographical Surveying

Planning

We guide you through the Resource consent process to make your project a success.

Land Development

Experienced in land development, we can design, supervise and manage your project.

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Surveying

Rural, Residential, Commercial, Industrial and Topographical Surveying

Rural Subdivision
Residential Subdivision
Commercial Subdivision
Industrial Subdivision
Maori Land Subdivision and Partitions
Cross Lease Conversion to Freehold Surveys
Topographical Surveys

Data Capture
Site Plans
Farm Mapping
Boundary Redefinition Surveys
Easement and Land Covenant Surveys
Lease Area Survey
Unit Title Developments

Rentable Areas
Legalisation Surveys
Setout – Construction/Building/Roading
Volume Control
Height Planes and Restrictions
Bench Mark Establishment
Minimum Floor Level Surveys
Precise Level Surveys

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Planning

The Resource Management Act requires any person wanting to subdivide or develop land to obtain consent for the local territorial authority in accordance with the District Plan. Williamson surveyors is experienced in simplifying this process for you and can guide you along to ensure your project is a success.

Resource Management Act
Consents – Subdivision and Land use

Environmental Effect Assessment
Aerial Photographs

Development Planning

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Land Development

Williamson Surveyors have experienced staff in land development who can design, supervise and manage your project. We understand the local authority’s requirements and are aware of contractors costs. Williamson Surveyors use state of the art software such as 12d and autocad. We have the expertise to develop your subdivision from the initial concepts right through to the final survey and issue of title.