Survus Consultants
Land Surveyors
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Survus Consultants are your Canterbury owned and operated surveying and subdivision experts since 1957. We’re professionals at providing expert advice to residential land owners, rural and lifestyle land owners, architects, builders, developers, real estate agents and property lawyers. We do subdivisions, cross leases, changes in tenure, unit plans, resource consents, engineering designs; topographical, site and public works surveys as well as boundary pegging and pegging certificates, building location certificates, certified levels, civil engineering, project management and AMF claims. Our knowledge and experience will give your project the best chance of success. Our number one priority is to understand your vision and tailor a survey and development solution to suit your individual requirements. No two projects are the same, and we know that it’s the people who you deal with that make the difference – without exception, every member of our team is fully house trained and a delight to talk to.
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- Land Surveyors
- Business focus:
- Residential & Commercial
- Verified ArchiPro member since:
- 2023
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About Survus Consultants
Survus Consultants is listed under land surveyors in Burnside, Christchurch, Canterbury, NZ, focused on subdivisions, cross-leases, architecture, land development, engineering.
What does Survus Consultants do?
Survus Consultants offers subdivisions, cross-leases, architect & builders requirements, land development & civil engineering and CBS members. Its work is residential & commercial. Read more
Where is Survus Consultants based?
Survus Consultants is based in Christchurch, Canterbury, NZ. Addresses, phone numbers and enquiries are on its contact page.
How established is Survus Consultants?
Survus Consultants was founded in 1957 and has been verified on ArchiPro since 2023.































