An easement survey defines a legal right to use part of a property for a specific purpose, such as access, services, or drainage. It ensures the easement is accurately located and documented for property transactions or regulatory compliance.
At Sonto, we deliver certified easement plans ready for Titles Office registration or development approval processes. Whether creating, amending or extinguishing an easement, we make the process clear and compliant.
We begin by confirming the purpose of the easement (such as access, services, or drainage) and reviewing relevant survey plans or legal agreements to determine its proposed location, dimensions, and relationship to adjoining properties.
Our team conducts a detailed on-site survey to locate and mark the physical location of the easement and its interaction with site features, structures or boundaries. This ensures accuracy and compliance with legal and planning requirements.
We prepare a certified easement plan that defines the easement’s location, dimensions, alignment and purpose. This plan is suitable for legal agreements, development applications, or submission to the Titles Office.
We supply the certified digital easement plan along with supporting information required for registration or development approval. If needed, we assist with coordination between landowners, legal teams, and council to ensure smooth processing.
We begin by confirming the purpose of the easement (such as access, services, or drainage) and reviewing relevant survey plans or legal agreements to determine its proposed location, dimensions, and relationship to adjoining properties.
Contact us for a quoteOur team conducts a detailed on-site survey to locate and mark the physical location of the easement and its interaction with site features, structures or boundaries. This ensures accuracy and compliance with legal and planning requirements.
Contact us for a quoteWe prepare a certified easement plan that defines the easement’s location, dimensions, alignment and purpose. This plan is suitable for legal agreements, development applications, or submission to the Titles Office.
Contact us for a quoteWe supply the certified digital easement plan along with supporting information required for registration or development approval. If needed, we assist with coordination between landowners, legal teams, and council to ensure smooth processing.
Contact us for a quoteWe take a streamlined, detail-focused approach to easement surveys – combining technical accuracy with clear communication. Whether for development, sale, or legal registration, we work closely with all parties to define and certify your easement with minimal delay
We clarify the purpose of the easement, its required location, and which properties or parties it affects. This step ensures the survey aligns with legal requirements and supports a smooth approval, registration, or property transaction process.
Our surveyors visit the site to capture accurate spatial data, including boundaries, physical features and anything relevant to the easement intent. This provides the foundation for a clear and legally compliant easement plan tailored to your development or legal needs.
We draft an easement plan that shows location, dimensions, alignment and purpose. Each plan is prepared in accordance with the Titles Office and council requirements, making sure that it’s ready for legal use or development application support.
The easement plan is certified by a cadastral surveyor and delivered in a relevant digital format. If required, we also assist with supporting documentation for submission to the Titles Office or relevant authorities to complete the process.
An easement is a legal right to use part of a property for a specific purpose, like access or services. A survey is required to accurately define its location, dimensions and purpose — supporting legal agreements, development approvals or Titles Office registration.
Easement surveys are required when creating, modifying, or extinguishing an easement. This includes access easements, service corridors, drainage paths or utility alignments. The survey ensures compliance with local planning schemes and legal registration requirements.
Yes, you can create an easement over one part of your property for the benefit of another lot you own (such as to formalise access, for example). A survey is still needed to define and register the easement legally and accurately.
Registration is typically handled by your solicitor or legal representative, but it must include a certified easement plan from a licensed surveyor. We provide the required plan and can liaise with your legal team to support smooth registration.
If an easement is no longer required, it may be extinguished. This involves agreement between affected parties and preparation of a new survey plan to update the property title. We can help with the survey and documentation needed for removal.
Need to create, adjust or remove an easement? We’ll help you get it done with precision, compliance and no guesswork. Call, email or complete the quote form to organise a certified easement survey that supports your next step with confidence.
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