Understanding Property Surveys
A simple guide to boundary and subdivision survey requirements.
Read overview →Surveying concepts, fieldwork approaches, and practical explanations for clients planning land and engineering projects.
Start here for a plain-language overview of common survey methods and their applications. These are general guides, not professional land or engineering advice.
A simple guide to boundary and subdivision survey requirements.
Read overview →How topographic mapping supports informed site planning.
Read overview →An overview of capture methods used in contemporary geospatial projects.
Read overview →An introduction to underwater depth and terrain mapping.
Read overview →Property surveys can help determine, relocate, verify, or document land boundaries. The right survey depends on the purpose of the request and existing records such as survey plans and titles.
Explore Property SurveysTopographic surveying records the existing terrain, elevations, and relevant physical features at a site. Designers use this information to plan structures, grading, access, and infrastructure.
Explore Engineering SurveysDrone photogrammetry and LiDAR are different methods of spatial capture. The most suitable approach depends on vegetation, required detail, site access, project constraints, and intended mapping outputs.
See Project ApplicationsBathymetric surveys measure water depths and underwater landform shapes. The data can support engineering studies, waterway management, and marine or inland-water investigations.
Explore Bathymetric SurveysShare your project location, approximate land area, intended purpose, survey type if known, preferred timeline, and any available plans or title information.
Property surveys usually address land boundaries and land survey documentation. Engineering surveys measure terrain, structures, alignments, or other site conditions needed for design and construction. ACCSS can discuss the appropriate scope.
Yes. Explain your site conditions and target outputs so the team can discuss a suitable approach. Final methods are subject to project review and agreement.
Timing depends on the location, area, site access, survey requirements, weather, and agreed outputs. Request a quotation for a project-specific schedule.
Tell us about your site, scope, and requirements. Our team is ready to discuss your survey needs.