Geodetic services for local government and self-government units
We work to contribute to creating a better future for your institution, municipality or city. Thanks to our certificates, regular training and experience, we carry out the most diverse and complex projects. We participate in carrying out cadastral surveys at the level of one or more municipalities as part of the Multi-Year Cadastral Survey Program.
Testimonials
Customer satisfaction is our top priority.
"Terren stands out for its unparalleled expertise and excellence. From the first meeting to the final delivery, the team demonstrated a high level of professionalism. Detailed reports and clear communication throughout the process facilitated understanding and decision-making. The project was completed on time and within the agreed budget."
Lawyer and mediator Ruđer Anić, partner at the law firm Anić and partners
"As an architectural firm, we have been working with Lemax/Terren for many years regarding geodetic services and have only had positive experiences. Very accommodating and cooperative, fast and efficient."
Certified Architectural Engineer Ivan Kapov, Director of the architectural bureau Kapov doo
"We decided to cooperate with the company Terren because of their exceptional professionalism and ease of communication, and their quick and concrete response has been proven through years of cooperation on numerous projects."
Krešimir Vučko, director of Duotempus doo, a company providing advisory and professional services in the purchase and sale of real estate
"Working with Terren was an excellent experience. Their expertise, precision, and speed in resolving all surveying tasks far exceeded my expectations. As an investor, it was important to me to have a reliable partner who understood all the steps in the process."
Marija Penić-Ivanko, director of the company "Mare", private investor from Krašić
Reconstruction of buildings damaged by the earthquake
The project included the renovation of buildings in the area of the City of Zagreb, Krapina-Zagorje County, Zagreb County, Sisak-Moslavina County and Karlovac County. It included geodetic services for the preparation of geodetic situations of the actual state for design purposes (geodetic bases), geodetic studies for recording the actual position and for division or merger (parcelation), staking out building plots, staking out buildings, preparation of a statement by a certified geodetic engineer, geodetic studies for recording buildings.
In the public tender for geodetic services in May 2023, we were selected as the contractor by the investor, the Agency for Legal Transactions and Real Estate Brokerage (APN). The geodetic services included complete monitoring of the works from design (creation of a geodetic situational drawing of the actual state), construction (staking out the building) and recording the building in the cadastre and land registers (building registration).
APN is the investor in this proceeding who, on its own behalf and for the account of the Republic of Croatia, is carrying out the construction of multi-apartment buildings for temporary care in the municipal districts of Hrvatska Kostajnica, Kutina, Novi Sisak and Sisak Stari.
Within this contract for geodetic services, the construction of 35 buildings is foreseen, and the act on the basis of which they will be built is the Decision on the type project.
As part of this contract, we had the opportunity to work with all the construction contractors. Regardless of the standard projects, each of the contractors had different requirements in terms of staking out the building elements on the site. Therefore, good communication and good preparation before the site were two key things that we had to pay special attention to.
Given the short deadlines, it was crucial to go out into the field as soon as possible, preferably the next day after receiving the invitation, and then deliver the stakeout report that had to be on the construction site.
On most construction sites, we staked out on a floating scaffold using a total station, while some contractors requested staked out without a floating scaffold. We measured the staked out elements, and the data was checked in the office, a field report was prepared, and a stakeout study was delivered. All stakeouts have been performed correctly, precisely, and accurately, and we had to go out to some sites more than once because the stakeout marks were destroyed during construction or the construction contractor requested additional checks per floor.
Given the short deadlines, it was crucial to go out into the field as soon as possible, preferably the next day after receiving the invitation, and then deliver the stakeout report that had to be on the construction site.
On most construction sites, we staked out on a floating scaffold using a total station, while some contractors requested staked out without a floating scaffold. We measured the staked out elements, and the data was checked in the office, a field report was prepared, and a stakeout study was delivered. All stakeouts have been performed correctly, precisely, and accurately, and we had to go out to some sites more than once because the stakeout marks were destroyed during construction or the construction contractor requested additional checks per floor.
References
Konzum business building, Brckovljani
Geodetic survey of the completed state and geodetic study
FAQ
How much does a geodetic study cost?
The price is defined depending on the purpose, location, size of the plot, compliance with the cadastre and land registry, etc.
When planning to request the services of a surveyor, the basic information you need to prepare is the cadastral plot number and the name of the cadastral municipality or the address of the building (if there is a building on the plot). Based on the information about the plot and the purpose of the study, the surveyor will be able to tell you what purpose the study you need is for and what the price of the service will be.
What documents are needed to create a geodetic study?
Why are geodetic services crucial for complex construction projects?
What surveying services are required before construction begins?
– Geodetic survey of the actual condition,
– Geodetic elaboration of subdivision (if new parcels are formed),
– Harmonization of cadastral and land registry status,
– Creation of geodetic base for design.
Who all participates in the geodetic part of a construction project?
– investors,
– architects and designers,
– lawyers (for ownership issues),
– cadastral offices and – land registry departments,
– contractors and supervising engineers.
Why are large construction projects more geodetically complex?
How do surveyors help coordinate complex projects?
– Mass subdivisions and preparation of studies for multiple plots,
– Data reconciliation between the cadastre and land registers,
– Staking out large systems of installations and roads,
– Professional geodetic supervision throughout the entire construction phase,
– Volumetric calculations (excavations, embankments),
– Detailed monitoring of deformations and displacements of objects.