What you can count on
Survey-grade accuracy
We precisely measure and map current property lines and boundary features using survey-grade equipment.
Clear, scaled CAD plans
Every survey includes a clear CAD plan, making the surveyed boundary position easier to understand and use.
Straightforward boundary advice
We explain our findings in plain English, helping you understand the survey results and any differences identified on site.
Clear, accurate boundary information you can rely on
Coast to Coast Surveying (SW) Ltd provides professional boundary and topographical surveys across Newquay and Cornwall, helping homeowners, developers, architects and solicitors understand exactly where a property’s limits lie. Using survey-grade equipment and six years of hands-on experience, we measure and map your boundaries on a clear, scaled plan you can trust.
What our boundary surveys include
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A measured survey of existing boundary features and physical markers.
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Comparison against Land Registry title plans and available title information.
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A clear, scaled CAD plan showing the surveyed boundary position.
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Identification of any differences between the records and on-site features.
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A plain-English explanation of our findings, so you know exactly where you stand.
Why choose Coast to Coast Surveying?
We are a small, dedicated local team offering survey-grade accuracy, clear communication and rapid turnaround across Cornwall. With our pay-on-completion option, you only pay once your survey has been delivered. Call 01637 540232 or request a quote to discuss your boundary survey today.
What is a boundary survey?
A boundary survey precisely identifies and records the extent of a property or plot of land. We measure the position of existing boundary features — walls, fences, hedges and markers — and compare them against Land Registry title plans and any available deeds. The finished survey gives you a reliable, professional record of where your boundaries sit on the ground.
When you might need a boundary survey
A boundary survey is useful before buying or selling a property, planning an extension, wall or new fence, resolving uncertainty between neighbours, or supporting a planning application. Having accurate measured evidence early helps you make confident decisions and avoid disputes later.