Boundary Dispute Survey
We survey and document boundary differences and encroachments between the land and its neighbours by tying to the official survey points, and issue a certified technical report fit for amicable settlement or for official bodies and courts.
- Turnaround
- 5–12 working days
- Deliverables
- 3
- Coverage
- 11 cities
By the numbers
- Decisive
- Certified report
- ±2 cm
- Boundary accuracy
- 5–12 days
- Turnaround
The problem we solve
Boundary disputes and encroachments drag on and cost money without decisive technical evidence. We survey the correct boundary by tying to the official survey points and document the difference in a certified report that settles the matter.
Who needs this service
Landowners, villagers, and lawyers who need certified technical evidence to settle a boundary dispute or encroachment.
When you need this service
- In a boundary dispute or a neighbour’s encroachment on the land
- To prove the correct boundary with a certified technical report
- As a supporting document before official bodies or the court
- To compute the area of the disputed portion
How we execute
- 1
Review the documents and identify the dispute location
- 2
Field survey and tie-in to the official survey points
- 3
Determine the correct boundary and compute the difference area
- 4
Issue the certified technical report
What we need from you
- Copies of the parties’ ownership documents if available
- Owner national ID number
- Village, basin, and parcel number
- Description of the dispute location on the ground
What you receive
- Certified technical report documenting the correct boundary and the difference
- Computed area of the disputed or encroached portion
- Signed sketch tied to the official survey points
Equipment & methodology
We equip this service from our owned fleet of 90 instruments:
Total stations
Survey instruments for precise angle and distance measurement — control networks, layout, and as-builts.
GPS / GNSS / RTK receivers
Survey-grade GPS receivers for centimeter-accurate satellite positioning (RTK) — control, topographic, and cadastral work.
We own and operate our field fleet — our site shots carry the “From our field work” chip, alongside class-reference photos.
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Frequently asked
Is your report accepted before the court?+
We issue a technical report signed and certified by a licensed engineer and tied to the official survey points — technical evidence fit for settlement or for submission to authorities and courts.
How much does a boundary-dispute survey cost?+
It depends on scope: the area in dispute, the number of parties and boundaries to survey, the depth of survey-records research required, and the level of documentation needed (amicable settlement or a court-grade report). We send a written quote after reviewing the documents and the dispute location.
Do you attend settlement sessions or committees?+
We can attend amicable-settlement sessions to explain the report technically and answer the parties’ questions; legal representation before courts is through your lawyer, with our technical report as supporting evidence.
Does the other party need to attend the survey?+
Not a technical requirement — we establish the correct boundary from the survey records and official-point ties whether the neighbour attends or not. But both parties attending is recommended for an amicable settlement because it shortens the argument, and we document attendance and observations in a minute attached to the report.
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Our guarantees to you
We take the risk off your project — so you can commit with confidence.
Accuracy guarantee
If a deliverable misses the agreed accuracy spec, we re-survey and correct it at no extra cost.
On-time commitment
We agree the delivery schedule up front and keep you updated at every stage until it's met.
Full confidentiality
Every engagement is covered by an NDA. Your data and drawings are never shared.
You own the files
You receive the editable source files (DWG, DXF and more) — full ownership, no lock-in.