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- Boundary Survey
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- Feature Survey
- Surveyors Joondalup
- General Info
If you are looking to build or subdivide, then you will require the services of a licensed land surveyor.
Surveying Solutions WA is directed by Dion McAliece, licensed surveyor, who has over 18 years experience in the land development industry specialising in various forms of Strata Title & Green Title Subdivisions. Dion has personally undertaken or been involved in more than 1000 subdivisions & strata titles in Western Australia.
We are a Perth based licensed land surveying firm who provide various surveying services for the general public, builders, architects, designers, real estate agents, engineers, local governments & developers.
Subdivision-Green Title Subdivision-Survey Strata Boundary re-establishment surveys Contour & Feature surveys Amalgamationsand more. Please visit our website for additional services we provide - www.surveyingsolutionswa.com.au
We work in all metropolitan suburbs including Joondalup, Coolbellup, Perth, Armadale, Bassendean, Belmont, Cambridge, Canning, Claremont, Cottesloe, Fremantle, Gosnells, Kalamunda, Kwinana, Mandurah, Melville, Mundaring, Rockingham, Serpentine-Jarrahdale, South Perth, Stirling, Subiaco, Swan and more." (08) 9300 8137, 0419 117 617. [email protected]
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- 80 392 915 983
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- Licenses
- Legal ID: LICENSE No.:1013
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- Boundary surveys, Building, Construction, Feature surveys, Land surveyor, Licensed Land Surveyor, Perth, REPEG, Service setouts, Strata Conversion
How long does a Built Strata Take?
A Built Strata requires the building(s) to be constructed prior to obtaining Local Government approval. Generally once the building(s) have been constructed and the Building Surveyor has provided their Certificate of Building Compliance, Local Government and Landgate will take about 5-8 weeks to issue titles.
How long does a Survey-Strata subdivision take?
A survey-strata subdivision runs the same process as a green title subdivision, so will generally take the same timeframe ie. 8-9 months.
How long does a subdivision take?
Most smaller sized subdivisions take about 8-9 months. This depends on how quickly the subdivision conditions are satisfied.
Is my fence the boundary?
No. Your fence line may be on the boundary but generally they are only approximately on the boundary, and can be significantly off the boundary line depending on whether the boundary was marked prior to installation.
Who can undertake a subdivision or strata title?
Only a Licensed Surveyor who holds a current practicing certificate can undertake a subdivision survey.
Who can undertake an authorised survey?
Only a Licensed Surveyor who holds a current practicing certificate can undertake an authorised survey. An authorised survey is a boundary survey which includes a subdivision or strata title.
Is Surveying Solutions WA a Licensed Surveying Company?
Yes, we are a licensed surveying company and we hold a current practicing certificate.
Does Surveying Solutions WA undertake residential and commercial surveys?
Yes, we undertake surveys for both residential and commercial properties.
Can any builder or designer use a Contour and Feature survey undertaken by Surveying Solutions WA?
Yes. Our contour and feature surveys show all the relevant information required for design and submission to Local Government with your Development Application. It is provided in a digital format that can be opened and utilised by your builder or designer in their CAD drafting program.
Should I have my boundary surveyed prior to fencing or retaining?
Your existing fence may not be on the true boundary and you may have to remove any encroachment that occurs into your neighbouring properties. Buildings require minimum setbacks from boundaries, as required by the R Codes and Local Governments Building Policies. You should have your boundaries pegged and consider having your building set out prior to construction. This is more prudent when building a parapet wall or strata titling.



