A land surveyor focuses on measuring land and defining property boundaries, creating maps and legal documents required for development, construction, or subdivision. In contrast, a building surveyor inspects building plans and structures to ensure they comply with local building codes, safety standards, and regulations. Land surveyors support planning and land use, while building surveyors oversee compliance throughout the construction process.

To find a reliable surveyor in Brisbane, look for professionals registered with the Surveyors Board of Queensland. Review their experience, areas of specialisation, and customer feedback. A good Brisbane surveyor will offer transparent pricing, timely communication, and a clear understanding of local regulations and development requirements. It’s also helpful to work with a company experienced in projects similar to yours.

You can verify a surveyor’s registration in Brisbane by using the search facility maintained by the Surveyors Board of Queensland. Use the online register to search by name or business. This ensures the surveyor is licensed and authorised to perform professional surveying services in Queensland.

Wumara Group’s Brisbane surveyors offer a full range of professional surveying services, including cadastral (land) surveying, construction set-out, engineering surveys, topographic mapping, and spatial data capture. They work across multiple sectors such as property development, infrastructure, rail, road, defence, and government projects. As a Supply Nation certified, Indigenous-owned company, Wumara Group combines technical excellence with cultural awareness and community-focused values.