What does a surveyor do?

A surveyor measures and maps land, structures, and boundaries to provide accurate data for construction, property, and legal purposes. They use specialized equipment and technology to assess terrain and ensure projects are built in the correct location.

2. How long should a survey take?

The duration depends on the type and size of the property, but most residential land surveys take between a few hours to a full day. More complex or large-scale surveys may take several days.

3. How to choose a surveyor?

Look for a licensed or registered surveyor with experience in your specific type of project. Check reviews, ask for references, and confirm they use up-to-date equipment and follow local regulations.

4. Where do most surveyors work?

Surveyors work in a variety of environments including construction sites, urban developments, rural land, and government or infrastructure projects. They often split time between fieldwork and office-based data analysis.

5. What is the purpose of a surveyor?

A surveyor’s main purpose is to provide precise measurements and data that guide land development, property boundaries, and construction. Their work ensures legal clarity, safety, and accuracy in building and land use.

Surveying Services Inner West

Registered Surveyor Inner West

Looking for registered surveyors to assist with your next project in Sydney’s Inner West? Established in 2007 by Mike Morris, CitiSurv Land Surveyors brings more than 18 years of industry experience. We provide professional surveying services to support everything from home extensions and land subdivisions to large scale development projects. With decades of combined experience and state of the art technology, we are your trusted partner in the Inner West.

Expert Surveying Services in the Inner West

Our surveyors handle projects of all sizes, offering services such as:

Boundary Surveys
Level Surveys
DA Survey
Strata plans & strata subdivision
Cadastral Surveys
Civil Engineering Surveys
Road and Subdivision Set Outs
Preparation of Draft Section 88B Instruments
Topographic, Detail and Level Surveys
GPS Surveys
Monitoring Surveys
Volumetric Surveys
Strata Title and PCS lease Surveys
Electronic Lodgement with Land and Property Information Department (LPI)
UAV Mapping and Aerial Imaging
Floor Plans and Elevations
Project Management

We work with property owners, builders, developers, architects, and local councils to ensure projects are completed efficiently and in compliance with regulations.

Specialists in Dense & Heritage Precincts

Sydney’s Inner West features tightly spaced properties, heritage-listed homes, mixed-use developments and complex title boundaries. Our registered surveyors understand the challenges of working within conservation areas, narrow lots and established neighbourhoods, working to the professional standards set by the Board of Surveying and Spatial Information (BOSSI). By accurately identifying boundary lines, easements and height restrictions early, we help ensure compliant Development Applications, minimise neighbour disputes and support smooth project approvals across the Inner West.

Topographic Survey Sydney Inner West

A topographic survey in Sydney’s Inner West maps the exact levels, contours and physical features of your site, giving architects and engineers the accurate base data they need for design and council submission. Inner West blocks are often tight, sloping or built out to the boundary, so precise topographic detail helps avoid design changes later. CitiSurv’s registered surveyors capture spot levels, structures, trees, services and site features across suburbs from Balmain to Marrickville, delivering a clear plan ready for your DA.

Cadastral Boundary Survey Sydney Inner West

A cadastral boundary survey in Sydney’s Inner West confirms the legal position of your property boundaries against the registered title. This is essential before building, subdividing, fencing or resolving an encroachment on the closely spaced lots common across the Inner West. Our registered surveyors research the title, locate survey marks and measure the site to define your boundaries accurately, then prepare a plan you can rely on for planning and construction.

Why Choose CitiSurv Land Surveyors?

Wondering why we’re the best choice for your surveying needs? Here are just a few reasons we’ve developed a reputation for excellence in Inner West and the surrounding areas of New South Wales.

Extensive Industry Experience

Established in 2007 and building on decades of expertise, we provide reliable services backed by knowledge and precision.

Affordable and Transparent Pricing

Free proposals and competitive rates ensure cost-effective solutions.

Guaranteed Precision

Advanced tools and technology allow us to deliver 100% accurate results on every project.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can surveyors help with heritage properties in the Inner West?

Many Inner West homes fall under heritage or conservation zones. Surveyors provide precise site data needed for compliant design work and liaise with heritage consultants to ensure plans meet council controls.

What is the process for a boundary survey in the Inner West?

A registered surveyor will review existing title documents, inspect the site, locate physical boundary markers, and measure the property using specialised equipment. They will then prepare an accurate plan confirming the legal boundary positions.

Do I need a survey for a new fence or retaining wall?

Yes. Before building a fence or retaining wall, especially on shared boundaries, a survey confirms the correct boundary position and helps avoid disputes or encroachments.

How much does a topographic survey cost in Sydney's Inner West?

The cost of a topographic survey in Sydney’s Inner West depends on the site size, slope, vegetation and the level of detail required. Tighter, built-out Inner West lots can need more field time to capture surrounding structures and services. CitiSurv provides a free, no-obligation proposal so you understand the scope before work begins.

What is the difference between a cadastral boundary survey and an identification survey?

A cadastral boundary survey defines and marks the legal boundaries of a property, and is used for subdivision, fencing and resolving encroachments. An identification survey shows the position of existing buildings relative to those boundaries, and is often required for property purchases. A registered surveyor can advise which one suits your project.

Registered Surveyor For Inner West Region

Abbotsford
Annandale
Ashbury
Ashfield
Balmain
Balmain East
Birchgrove
Breakfast Point
Burwood
Burwood Heights
Cabarita
Camperdown
Canada Bay
Chiswick
Concord
Concord West
Croydon
Croydon Park
Drummoyne
Dulwich Hill
Enfield
Enmore
Erskineville
Five Dock
Flemington
Forest Lodge
Glebe
Haberfield
Homebush
Hurlstone Park
Leichhardt
Lewisham
Liberty Grove
Lilyfield
Marrickville
Mortlake
Newington
Newtown
North Strathfield
Petersham
Rhodes
Rodd Point
Rozelle
Russell Lea
St Peters
Stanmore
Strathfield
Strathfield South
Summer Hill
Sydenham
Tempe
Wareemba

Need A Registered Surveyor In Inner West?

For expert surveying services in Sydney’s Inner West, call CitiSurv at 02 9647 1142 or fill out our enquiry form today.

Get In Touch

When it comes to land development, we’re trusted experts in NSW land surveys and we can assist with extension plans, easement plans, subdivision plans and much more. To learn more about our capabilities and get started with CitiSurv, just call us today or contact us online.

Phone:

02 9647 1142

Email:

info@citisurv.com.au

Postal:

PO Box 439, Kellyville NSW 2155

Address:

Unit 24, 8 Avenue of the Americas, Newington NSW 2127