Land surveyor in Xàtiva: what is measured in la Costera

Clotoides is a land surveying company in Xàtiva that carries out measurements to determine precisely the boundaries of a piece of land and the exact position of buildings and structures. From this information the dimensions and area of properties are obtained. The result of this practice is also known as a topographic survey. The surveying office is in Xàtiva, but the work is carried out across the Valencia region (Comunitat Valenciana), Murcia and Albacete.

This article explains what a surveyor measures and what it is for. If you are looking to hire a land surveyor in Xàtiva, with the office address, the services and the cases from la Costera, see the page for the land surveyor in Xàtiva.

Clotoides, land surveying in Xàtiva: engineering and reverse engineering

The surveying and geomatics engineers are based in Xàtiva and carry out studies of the land, both descriptive and graphic. To do so, they use various techniques to reflect on a plan what exists in reality. On many occasions reverse engineering is required, which consists of marking out on the ground what the plan says. These techniques are usually known as topographic measurements. They require the interpretation of the existing cartography and title deeds (escrituras), and their unique georeferencing in space.

What the surveying team in Xàtiva does

The technical office of Clotoides, land surveying in Xàtiva, has experience in:

• Demonstrating the boundaries of your land before the administration or a neighbouring owner.
• Resolving discrepancies between public bodies: the Land Registry (Registro de la Propiedad) and the Cadastre (Catastro, Spain’s land and property register for tax purposes).
• Correct compensation for expropriation, avoiding discrepancies between the area expropriated and the area compensated.
• Plot subdivision (segregación) or plot merger (agrupación), in the case of a sale or the distribution of assets by inheritance.
• Buying and selling plots: making sure that the area being bought or sold is correct.
• Setting out on land, when new buildings or infrastructure (water, electricity, railway lines, etc.) are to be built.
• Land valuation, which requires knowing the boundaries, area and shape of the plots.
• Plans with legal validity.

Depending on the nature of the project, the topographic survey may require planimetry and altimetry on site. The surveying team travels from Xàtiva to carry out the work, which concludes with plans of the surface measured. The second consists of determining the altimetric coordinates or heights of key points. Where continuity between planimetry and altimetry is required, remote sensing techniques can be used during post-processing at the technical offices in Xàtiva to create digital terrain models or three dimensional (3D) models.

Land surveyor in Xàtiva: services, office and contact

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Written by Vicent Doménech, geodesy and cartography engineer, chartered surveyor no. 8948.