Below are the 7 main reasons why you should have property surveyed prior to purchasing. Doing this is like taking out an insurance policy on your land - after all, your house and land is the single most important purchase you will ever make so it is vital that you protect your interests.
To ensure the land described in the transfer is actually the parcel the purchaser wishes to buy.
Fact - in Sydney 10 Land owners in one street purchased each others properties. Case was in court for many years.To identify existing encroachments that may lead to a future boundary dispute.
Neighbouring fences & buildings may be over the boundary. Encroachments should be resolved prior to signing a contract.To confirm the potential for a future subdivision of your land.
If you plan to subdivide your new property it is imperative to confirm the size of the lot and check for encumbrances.To check that the land is not subject to flooding.
Most SEQ councils have changed their minimum flood level requirements in recent years due to climate change.To check that any improvements or extensions are built within the property boundaries
We can certify that any existing buildings or structures such as granny flats, carports, verandahs & pools are located within the boundaries.If you plan to erect a new fence you need to have your boundaries surveyed.
Existing fences & retaining walls are not always in the correct location so it is important to define your boundary line to avoid future disputes.Above all else, to protect your new investment!
An extensive assessment of your property will ensure there's no costly or stressful issues for you to deal with in the future.