Yes in most planning applications, especially for new builds or extensions near roads, a topographical or sightline survey is often required to meet local authority standards.

A topographical survey captures the layout, levels, and features of a site. It’s essential for architects, planners, and engineers to design accurately and meet compliance regulations.

This involves analysing visibility distances from an entrance onto a road. It’s often a requirement for planning permission when building near a public road, especially in rural or suburban areas.

Yes all legal mapping we provide meets PRAI standards and is suitable for land registry, transfers, boundary clarifications, and solicitors’ requirements.

Survey durations vary depending on the site and type, but most are completed within a day. Final drawings or reports are usually delivered within 4–10 working days.

We work across Munster, Connacht, and parts of Leinster including Limerick, Cork, Clare, Galway, Kerry, Tipperary, and Waterford.

Absolutely. We offer no-obligation quotes tailored to your project just send us a site map or Eircode and we’ll provide pricing and timelines.

We work with everyone from homeowners and farmers to architects, engineers, and solicitors.

Yes we offer precise setting out services to guide foundations, drainage, road alignments, and more on site.

Yes our surveyors are fully qualified and insured, and we operate with public and professional indemnity cover in line with industry standards.