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Construction & Project Management

As-Built Surveys

As-built survey plans in Edo State, Nigeria: accurate official records of completed buildings by licensed surveyors. Other states on request.

Based in Edo State · nationwide on requestStarting from ₦180,000Timeline: 3-5 days

Field service run from our Benin City, Edo State headquarters. Projects outside Edo State are mobilised on request, with the same licensed professionals and reporting standard.

What We Do

An As-Built Survey is the official surveyor’s record of your completed building: its exact footprint, position on the land and relation to boundaries. When a building needs documented truth, this is the survey you need.

When You Need It

  • Selling a completed building: the survey record buyers and lawyers expect
  • Renovation or extension: accurate records before new work
  • Insurance and compliance: documented evidence of what exists
  • Dispute resolution: official records when boundaries or structures are challenged

What We Deliver

  • As-built survey plan: the building recorded against the land boundaries
  • Digital CAD file: accurate, editable records
  • Structure documentation: position, dimensions and features of the building

The Process

  1. Site survey: our licensed surveyors measure the building and land
  2. Data processing: measurements reconciled into the survey plan
  3. Drafting: the as-built survey plan produced
  4. Delivery: digital and printed plans

FAQs

See the common questions above, or read our guide on topographic vs cadastral survey for how survey types fit together.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is an as-built survey?

An as-built survey is a licensed surveyor's official record of a completed building: its exact position, size and relationship to the land boundaries. It is the survey version of as-built drawings.

When do I need an as-built survey?

When a completed building needs official records: for sale, insurance, renovation, or verifying that what was built matches the approved plan and boundaries.

How is it different from a normal survey?

A cadastral survey defines the land. An as-built survey records what is on the land, the building's footprint, position and features, and is usually combined with the land survey for a complete record.

How long does it take?

Typically 3 to 5 days for a standard building. We survey the structure on site and deliver the plan in CAD and printed form.