Delivering a positive experience, one project at a time.
Lewis Land Surveying is a trusted and experienced land surveying company based in Thomastown and Diamond Creek, Victoria. We've been providing accurate and reliable land surveying services to individuals, architects, engineers, builders, developers, and large-scale construction companies across Greater Melbourne, the Mornington Peninsula, and throughout Victoria since 2007.
Our Expertise and Experience
Our team of skilled and experienced surveyors is led by Leighton Lewis, a Registered Licensed Surveyor with over 25 years in the industry. We utilize the latest technology, including Trimble robotic total stations, GPS equipment, and advanced software, to ensure precision and efficiency in every survey we undertake.
Our Services
At Lewis Land Surveying, we offer a comprehensive range of land surveying services, including:
Land Titling & Boundaries
- Boundary re-establishment surveys
- Title consolidation
- Adverse possession applications
- As-built surveys
Planning & Development
- Neighbourhood and site description plans
- Feature, level, and contour surveys
- Site analysis surveys
- Planning permit applications for subdivisions
- Subdivisions
Construction & Engineering
- Land-rural/urban buildings and units
- Multi-level buildings
- Civil engineering surveys
- Flood level surveys
- Building set-outs
Other Services
- Creation and removal of easements and restrictions
Client-Focused Approach
We pride ourselves on our professional, reliable, and personalized service. We believe in building strong relationships with our clients and collaborating with them every step of the way. Our team is committed to providing clear and concise communication, ensuring a smooth and efficient experience for our clients.
Community Involvement
Lewis Land Surveying is committed to giving back to the community. We were proud to participate in the Surveyor General's volunteer Bushfire Task Force following the tragic bushfires of 2009, and continue to support various local initiatives.
