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Cadastral surveying
Our comprehensive cadastral and land registry services ensure legal certainty and technical accuracy. Our team provides complete support throughout every stage of property management, from initial surveys to final registration.
Areas of application
Surveying plans for design purposes
Land subdivision (parcel division)
Building legalization
Registration of buildings in the Land Registry
Condominium subdivision of buildings and properties
Surveying documentation for partial expropriation
Cadastral parcel identification
Harmonization of Cadastre and Land Registry records
Infrastructure surveying documentation
Utility network surveying
Cadastral boundary staking
As-built surveying
Full harmonization of cadastral and land registry records ensures legal certainty, prevents future disputes, and facilitates property transactions.
Modern 3D scanning and aerial surveying technologies enable the precise collection of high-resolution geospatial data. Our experts use state-of-the-art equipment to create detailed digital models that provide a reliable foundation for the planning, analysis, and documentation of various projects.
Areas of application
Static 3D laser scanning
Handheld 3D scanning
UAV (drone) surveying
Architectural as-built surveys
Orthophoto map production
GIS analysis and geospatial database development
Accurate geospatial data provides a reliable foundation for effective planning, detailed analysis, and the successful development of a wide range of projects.
Precise engineering surveying is essential for the successful delivery of construction projects. Our surveyors ensure accuracy at every stage of construction, from initial setting out to monitoring movements and deformations during and after construction.
Areas of application
Construction surveying and monitoring
Structural movement and deformation monitoring
Setting out of buildings and infrastructure elements
Surveying documentation for inspections and technical reviews
Volume surveying and calculations
Surveying supervision
Continuous surveying supervision and precise measurements ensure that construction is carried out in accordance with the project specifications, ensuring the safety and stability of structures.
Supporting projects in land development, construction, and spatial management
Precise surveying services for a wide range of sectors.
Residential construction and infrastructure
Surveying support for residential buildings, land subdivision, setting out, and infrastructure projects such as roads, bridges, and utility systems.
Commercial and public buildings
Surveying services for commercial buildings, industrial zones, public facilities, and urban development projects.
Cadastre and land management
Cadastral surveying, registration of land and buildings, documentation of legal rights and interests, and the creation and updating of cadastral records.
Agriculture and rural areas
Surveying support for agricultural land, land improvement, irrigation systems, and the management of large rural areas.
Everything you need to know
Here you will find answers to the most frequently asked questions about cadastral, construction, and other surveying services.
If you cannot find the information you are looking for, feel free to contact us.
A surveying company performs measurements and processes geospatial data for cadastral, construction, design, and land management purposes.
Surveying services are required for construction, land subdivision, building setting out, legalization, and the registration of or changes to records in the Cadastre and Land Registry.
A cadastral survey is the process of collecting and processing data on land, buildings, and property boundaries for the purpose of creating and updating cadastral records.
Setting out is the process of transferring the designed structure onto the site by marking its exact position for construction in accordance with the main design.
The timeframe depends on the type of surveying report and the complexity of the project, but it typically ranges from a few days to several weeks.
A surveying report is an official document containing the results of surveying measurements and serves as the basis for registering changes in the Cadastre and Land Registry.
Yes, the owner or an authorized representative is usually required to be present or participate in the process, particularly when marking property boundaries.
In such cases, the property boundaries are determined and marked in cooperation with the landowners and based on cadastral records.
Yes, we provide services to private individuals, investors, designers, construction companies, and public institutions.
No, most surveying work requires on-site measurements to ensure that the data is accurate and officially valid.
GEOPREM d.o.o. provides comprehensive surveying and design solutions built on precision, experience, and modern technologies. We focus on spatial digitalization, efficient project delivery, and the preservation of natural and cultural heritage.
