Tweed Shire Surveyors

SurveyPlus is located conveniently close to Tweed Shire and has over 20 years’ experience in delivering land and building survey services to residents and developers. Our Tweed Shire surveyors are equipped to deal with projects of all sizes, and our qualified team are dedicated to professionalism in every job they take on. If you have a project you require an experienced building or land surveyor in Tweed Shire and surrounds, SurveyPlus can help.

Surveying a Shire Built Around the Tweed River System

Tweed Shire was declared on 1 January 1947 following the amalgamation of the municipality of Murwillumbah and the earlier Shire of Tweed, and covers 1,321 square kilometres administered from Murwillumbah. The shire takes its name from the Tweed River, first explored by Surveyor General John Oxley in 1823, with its main tributaries including the Oxley and Rous Rivers alongside the Cobaki and Terranora Broadwaters. This river system runs through the heart of the shire, connecting riverside communities such as Tumbulgum, Chinderah, Condong and Murwillumbah, and any development near these waterways requires an understanding of water boundaries and flood behaviour. Our surveyors work across the shire’s river towns as well as its coastal villages, from Tweed Heads to Pottsville.

Working Across Coastal and River Flood Considerations

Communities across Tweed Shire, including Chinderah and Murwillumbah, have a long recorded history of flooding, with major events documented in 1954, 1974, 1989, 2001, 2008 and 2017, and the February 2022 event recognised as a flood of record for the shire. Flooding in Tweed Shire is often influenced by peak river levels coinciding with high tides or storm surges, particularly in the low lying river towns. For any building or subdivision project across the shire, our team carries out detail and contour surveys that establish accurate site levels, giving property owners and developers the information needed to plan around these known flood behaviours.

Tweed Shire Surveying Services

From conception and design right through to construction, completion and compliance, SurveyPlus are the surveyors the Tweed Shire region and surrounds rely on. We have the experience, expertise and resources to make your project a reality.

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Tweed Shire Surveyors You Can Count On

SurveyPlus provides a range of surveying services to the Tweed Shire region. We pride ourselves on supplying an innovative, progressive and professional service. Our team of expert surveyors have experience with a number of industries including:

  • Land development
  • Architecture
  • Engineering
  • Construction
  • Building
  • Environmental
  • Mining industries

Our team is committed to quality and take the guesswork out of construction and land development projects in Tweed Shire, making it easy for you to get the results you need.

About Tweed Shire

Tweed Shire spans from the Queensland border to the Tweed Valley hinterland, taking in the city of Tweed Heads, the riverside towns of Murwillumbah, Chinderah and Tumbulgum, and coastal villages including Kingscliff and Pottsville. SurveyPlus supports projects across Tweed Shire with reliable surveying services that assist with planning approvals, boundary identification, subdivision feasibility and construction positioning throughout the district.

Areas We Serve

SurveyPlus delivers surveying services throughout the Northern Rivers, supporting residential, commercial, civil and infrastructure projects with dependable surveying expertise. Whether you’re planning a subdivision, construction project or boundary survey, our experienced team services communities across the region with accurate surveying solutions tailored to local conditions and council requirements.

Frequently Asked Questions About Tweed Shire Surveying

Yes, our team services communities across Tweed Shire, from the coastal villages to the riverside towns of Murwillumbah, Chinderah and Tumbulgum.

Yes, several towns across Tweed Shire have a documented history of flooding influenced by river levels and tidal conditions, so accurate site levels from a detail survey are an important part of planning any build.

Most developments near the Tweed River and its tributaries require a detail and, where relevant, a hydrographic survey to confirm water boundaries and flood related site levels.

Yes, older allotments in the shire’s established towns often need a boundary survey to reestablish property lines before renovation, extension or subdivision.

Timeframes vary with project size and site access, though most surveys across Tweed Shire can be scheduled and completed within a few weeks of your quote being accepted.

Detail and contour surveys apply to these coastal villages the same way as elsewhere in the shire, confirming site levels and boundaries before design work begins.

Yes. Our surveyors are aware of this flood of record and factor known flood behaviour into detail and contour surveys across the shire’s flood prone towns.

A detail and hydrographic survey supports development near these broadwaters, confirming water boundaries and site levels before design work proceeds.

Yes. Our surveyors regularly confirm boundaries for riverside properties in Tumbulgum and Condong.

Subdivision projects around Murwillumbah require a current boundary survey and subdivision plan prepared by a registered surveyor before council will approve separate titles.

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