Land Surveyors in Gosford

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Gosford Land Surveyor

If you're building, buying or developing in Gosford, a detailed land survey is one of the first steps to getting things right. At Duggan Mather Surveyors, our land surveyors have been supporting property owners, builders and developers across the region for decades, offering reliable surveying backed by more than 100 years of combined experience.


Our team specialises in topographic, detail and level surveys, giving you a clear and accurate understanding of your land and how it connects with the surrounding area. We help you identify everything from boundaries and gradients to street access and nearby features—essential for smart planning and council approvals.


Whether you’re preparing for construction, managing a subdivision or renovating an older property, we’ll provide the information you need to move forward confidently. Our clients in Gosford choose us for our professionalism, practical insights and a strong reputation for delivering on time. We also liaise with your architect, designer or planner to make the process seamless.


If you need a land surveyor that gets your project off to the right start, call 02 4919 0293 and speak with our team today.

Surveying Services You Can Trust

No two sites in Gosford are the same, which is why we tailor every survey to your block, your goals and your project stage. Our process includes a thorough assessment of surface features, land contours, existing structures and adjoining properties—so you’re not left with surprises when it’s time to build or lodge your plans.


We use the latest technology to ensure everything is recorded with precision, even on challenging or sloped blocks. Once your survey is complete, we’ll deliver clear, easy-to-read plans and take the time to explain what they mean in simple terms. We also make ourselves available to your contractors or designers if they need to clarify any part of the report. Our local knowledge of Gosford council requirements means your project is in safe hands.


Whether you’re new to the process or have multiple developments underway, we’re here to make surveying straightforward and stress-free. Give us a call on 02 4919 0293 to find out how we can help with your next project.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What is a re-establishment survey?

    A re-establishment survey—sometimes called a cadastral or boundary reinstatement survey—locates and verifies the legal boundaries of a property based on original title documentation and survey plans. It’s typically needed when boundary pegs are missing, disputed, or unclear. Surveyors examine historical records and use modern tools to mark the boundary accurately. This survey is essential before building near boundaries, replacing fencing, or resolving encroachment issues. In many cases, the results are lodged with the state titles office, particularly if new plans are created or updated boundary marks are registered.

  • Can surveyors resolve boundary disputes?

    While surveyors don’t settle legal disputes, they play a key role in providing factual, professional data about boundary locations. Their work can form the basis for resolving disagreements between neighbours over fences, structures, or land use. A licensed surveyor can perform a boundary survey, mark the corners and edges of the property, and produce a plan that outlines the correct legal limits. This information may be used in mediation, legal discussions, or court if the dispute escalates. Clear, expert data often helps de-escalate issues before they become serious.

  • What does a strata survey involve?

    A strata survey is used when dividing a building into separate units or lots, often for apartments or multi-dwelling developments. The surveyor measures and defines each unit’s dimensions, shared areas (like stairwells or gardens) and boundaries. This information is used to create a strata plan that can be lodged with the land titles office. It’s essential for legal registration, property sales and compliance with strata laws. The survey ensures individual lot owners and the owners' corporation understand what parts of the building or land are private or shared.

Location


Gosford, NSW 2250


Neighbouring Areas

  • Newcastle
  • Lake Macquarie
  • Port Stephens
  • Maitland
  • Wyong
  • Singleton
  • Forster
  • Cessnock
  • Taree