Hills Shire Surveyors

SurveyPlus is located conveniently close to the Hills Shire and has over 20 years’ experience delivering land and building survey services to residents and developers. Our Hills 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 the Hills Shire and surrounds, SurveyPlus can help.

From farmland to one of Sydney’s fastest growing shires

The Hills Shire was formed in 1906 as the Baulkham Hills Shire, brought together from parts of the Castle Hill, Blacktown and Parramatta shires. For its first decades the area was mostly grazing land, wheat paddocks and orchards, with poultry and egg farming taking over as the main industry through the 1920s. That changed after the Second World War, when Sydney’s housing shortage pushed suburban development north west along roads like Windsor Road, turning former farmland in Baulkham Hills and Castle Hill into new housing estates. The shire has kept growing since, with Beaumont Hills, Bella Vista, Castle Hill, Kellyville and Rouse Hill now among its most active development areas, and new NSW Government housing reforms proposing thousands of additional dwellings across Castle Hill and Baulkham Hills alone. For a council area moving through this much change, surveys sit behind almost every stage, from confirming boundaries on older rural lots to detail and subdivision surveys for new residential releases.

Balancing new housing with the shire’s rural north

Not all of the Hills Shire looks like its busy southern suburbs. Roughly two thirds of the local government area, stretching north toward Wisemans Ferry, is still rural land used for farming, with features including the Hawkesbury River, Cattai National Park and Cumberland State Forest. This mix of dense new housing in the south and working rural land in the north means SurveyPlus is regularly asked to handle very different jobs across the one shire, from construction set out surveys on compact new blocks to boundary and identification surveys on larger rural holdings where fences and old title descriptions no longer line up.

Hills Shire Surveying Services

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

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Hills Shire Surveyors You Can Count On

SurveyPlus provides a range of surveying services to the Hills Shire. 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 the Hills Shire, making it easy for you to get the results you need.

About the Hills Shire

The Hills Shire covers Sydney’s north west growth corridor, home to suburbs such as Baulkham Hills, Castle Hill, Kellyville, Bella Vista and Rouse Hill, with the Norwest Business Park and the Sydney Metro Northwest line running through its centre. SurveyPlus supports projects across the shire with reliable surveying services that assist with planning approvals, boundary identification, subdivision feasibility and construction positioning.

Areas We Serve

SurveyPlus proudly provides professional surveying services across Greater Sydney, supporting homeowners, builders, developers, architects, engineers and government organisations with accurate, reliable surveying solutions. From residential boundary surveys to large scale construction and subdivision projects, our experienced team works across metropolitan Sydney and its surrounding regions, delivering precise results backed by local knowledge and responsive service.

Suburbs and regions we regularly service include: Baulkham Hills, Blacktown, Blue Mountains, Castle Hill, Hawkesbury, Hornsby, Northern Beaches, Parramatta, Penrith, Richmond, Sydney CBD, Hills Shire, Dural, Hills District, Norwest, Greater Western Sydney, North Sydney, North Shore.

If your suburb isn’t listed above, contact us, we still service surrounding areas across Sydney and may be able to assist.

Frequently Asked Questions About Hills Shire Surveying

Yes, most new residential releases in the Hills Shire require a detail survey and a construction set out survey before building work can start, particularly where a building covenant applies.

A subdivision survey establishes the new lot boundaries, prepares the plan of subdivision and supports the titling process, which is common across the shire’s growth areas such as Kellyville and Box Hill.

Yes, our team carries out boundary and identification surveys on rural and semi rural properties in the shire’s northern reaches, where older title descriptions can be harder to match to fences on the ground.

The reforms are allowing higher density housing in suburbs such as Castle Hill and Baulkham Hills, which is increasing demand for updated boundary, detail and construction surveys as older lots are redeveloped.

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

Larger rural properties toward Wisemans Ferry generally need a boundary and contour survey, since original title descriptions can be harder to match to fences and features on the ground.

Yes. Our surveyors regularly work on older rural lots that trace back to the shire’s early poultry and orchard farming era, confirming current boundaries against historical title records.

New release estates in Beaumont Hills and Rouse Hill typically need detail and construction set out surveys, in line with the shire’s ongoing residential growth.

We provide boundary and detail surveys for rural properties adjoining these reserves, helping confirm exactly where private land ends and protected land begins.

Former farmland lots across the shire often need updated boundary surveys before subdivision or redevelopment, since original surveys rarely reflect current site conditions.

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