Surveyor Blue Mountains

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

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Blue Mountains Surveying Services

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

Detail and Contour Surveys
3D Laser Scanning and 3D Modelling
Building and Construction Surveys
Boundary Surveys and Titling
Land Subdivision and Strata Subdivision
Hydrographic Surveys

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Blue Mountains Surveyors you can count on

SurveyPlus provides a range of Surveying services to the Blue Mountains 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 Castle Hill making it easy for you to get the results you need.

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About Blue Mountains

The Blue Mountains presents unique surveying challenges due to steep terrain, vegetation coverage, and planning controls associated with environmentally sensitive areas. SurveyPlus assists property owners across the Blue Mountains with contour surveys, identification surveys, and construction set-out services designed to support projects in complex topographic conditions.

Frequently Asked Questions About the Blue Mountains Surveying

Steep terrain means level changes need to be recorded more closely across a Blue Mountains site, since even small slope variations can affect drainage and building design.

An identification survey combined with a detail and contour survey is generally needed before building in environmentally sensitive parts of the Blue Mountains, to confirm exactly what can be built where.

Yes, often. Dense vegetation can obscure boundary markers and ground features, so extra time is sometimes needed to locate and record accurate survey data on these blocks.

An identification survey confirms the position of existing structures relative to the title boundary, which is commonly required in the Blue Mountains before renovation or extension approval.

Steep terrain can take longer to survey accurately than flat land, so construction set out on Blue Mountains blocks may take a little longer than a standard suburban site.

A detail and contour survey helps confirm site conditions relevant to bushfire planning assessments, which many Blue Mountains properties are subject to.

SurveyPlus services properties across the Blue Mountains region, not only the lower mountains townships.

A detail and contour survey is the usual starting point before extending a house on a sloping Blue Mountains block, giving your designer accurate level information to work from.

Yes. Our surveyors are experienced with the steep and vegetated terrain common across the Blue Mountains and can provide detail surveys suited to complex sites.

Environmental and bushfire related planning controls are common across the Blue Mountains, and an accurate survey helps confirm how these controls apply to a specific property.

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