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Company Profile
• WATSON BUCHAN Pty Ltd is an amalgamation of three survey practices, namely,
Brown & Little, D.R. Buchan & Associates and Gary Fuller Surveyors
• The Practice has been providing surveying services since the 1960’s, in particular location of boundaries, subdivisions and land development.
• With records dating back to the late 1950’s, our data bank provides a
wealth of information.
• Key survey personnel are:
- John Watson – Principal since 1983
- Bruce Johnston – with the practice since 1994 and
- Brian Kennedy – with the practice since 1997
WATSON BUCHAN Pty Ltd undertakes surveys in the following areas:
- Cadastral Survey (Involving Identification Reports for
conveyancing purposes Boundary Determinations, Subdivisions and Strata
Subdivisions)
- Urban & Rural Planning
- Lease Areas
- Detail Surveys for design consultants
- Project Management
- Engineering Design
- Construction Surveys
- Engineering Survey
- Topographic & Control Survey
References:
| Mr Greg Brandtman -
Mitchell Brandtman - Quantity Surveyors |
Tel: 9525 8000 |
| Mr Greg Jones - Jones Nicholson Pty Ltd -
Engineers |
Tel: 9540 3088 |
| Mr Dan Simpson - Dan Simpson & Co –
Solicitors |
Tel: 9587 4266 |
Why Get a Surveyor?
- The purchase or development of land is the biggest commitment of many people's lives. A simple and inexpensive survey report can give them (and you) PEACE OF MIND and save many $.......... 000's.
- An identification report on a property will give you the assurance that there are no problems that may lead to difficulties with your Local Council, neighbour or future sale. An industry audit revealed that over 50% of survey reports raised matters which led to changes in the Contract for Sale.
- Before building you need to know the contour of the land. Are there any encumbrances? What is the true size and are there any easements affecting it? Why take the risk not knowing!
- Be certain that the structure or addition being constructed is within the boundary and within the prescribed limits of the Local Government Act. You do not want to find out years later that the construction does not comply and thus reduce the expected sale price of the property.
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