Land cadastral surveying in Liepāja and Kurzeme region

Surveyor services are needed in the following situations:

• Buying or selling land – to clarify boundaries and area
• Land division – dividing property among heirs or for sale
• Boundary disputes – when boundaries with neighbors are unclear
• Construction – topographic plan is mandatory for building permits
• Building legalization – cadastral surveying of buildings
• Establishing easements – road easements and utilities

If you're unsure whether you need a surveyor, contact us – we'll provide free consultation about your situation!

To start cadastral surveying, the following documents are needed:

• Land register certificate or extract from land register
• Owner's identity document (passport or ID card)
• Municipality/council decisions – land commission decision on land allocation, address assignment or land use purpose determination (if applicable)
• Power of attorney – if acting through authorized person
• Existing land boundary plan (if available)

If you don't have some documents, we can help obtain them or advise on necessary steps. Initially, just the cadastre number is enough – we'll figure out the rest together!

The duration of cadastral land surveying depends on several factors:

• Field work – usually 1-2 days
• Boundary coordination – depends on neighbor availability (2-4 weeks)
• Document preparation – 1-2 weeks
• VZD registration – up to 10 working days

Total time is usually 4-8 weeks. In urgent cases, we can speed up the process. We can provide a more precise timeline after evaluating your situation.

The land boundary determination process includes:

1. Archive research – analysis of existing documents and maps
2. Field measurements – surveying boundary points with GNSS or total station
3. Boundary marker installation – metal or concrete boundary markers
4. Boundary coordination – agreement signed by neighbors
5. Documentation preparation – land boundary plan and certificates
6. VZD registration – submitting data to State Land Service

We provide full service – from initial consultation to registration!

Boundary coordination with neighbors happens as follows:

1. Informing neighbors – we send notifications about planned surveying
2. Boundary inspection – showing boundary points in person
3. Signing the agreement – neighbors sign the boundary coordination act

If a neighbor disagrees:

• We offer mediation and explain technical aspects
• If agreement is not possible, the case can go to court

Our experience shows that 95% of cases reach agreement! We'll help even in difficult situations.

An easement (servitude) is the right to use another's property for a specific purpose:

• Right of way – rights to travel across another's land
• Utility easement – rights to place pipes or cables
• Water easement – access to water source

Establishing an easement requires:

1. Cadastral surveying to define the easement corridor
2. Agreement between parties
3. Registration in land register

An easement follows the land, not the owner – when ownership changes, the easement remains in force.

Ordering our services is simple:

1. Contact us – by phone +371 634 83194 or email info@topoprojekts.lv
2. Free consultation – we'll explain the process and provide a quote
3. Contract signing – agree on scope of work and timeline
4. Work execution – we perform field measurements and prepare documents
5. Delivery of results – you receive completed documents

Initial consultation is free! Feel free to call even if you just want to find out whether you need a surveyor at all.

Owner presence is not mandatory during field work, but is desirable in these cases:

• Boundary coordination – when meeting with neighbors
• Access provision – if property is locked
• Specific requests – if you want to point out certain details

You can also:

• Authorize another person
• Provide access and communicate remotely

We'll adapt to your possibilities!

GNSS (Global Navigation Satellite System) is a collection of satellite navigation systems including GPS, GLONASS, Galileo and others.

GNSS advantages in surveying:

• High accuracy – up to 1-2 cm
• Fast surveying – no direct line of sight needed between points
• Large area work – efficient for large objects

We use professional GNSS receivers that provide centimeter accuracy in real-time (RTK technology).

Cadastral surveying:

• Determines land boundaries and area
• Result – boundary plan for VZD registration
• Needed for: buying/selling land, division, boundary clarification

Topographic surveying:

• Shows terrain, buildings, utilities
• Result – topographic plan for design
• Needed for: construction, design, territory planning

Often both are needed! For example, if you want to build on recently purchased land.