Geodetic services for private individuals

We provide a wide range of services for private clients and companies, from property registration, staking out to drafting studies and other documentation. We work quickly, thoroughly and precisely to solve complex and sensitive challenges that are essential to your future.

Testimonials

Customer satisfaction is our top priority.

Predrag Ugarković
“Two years ago we bought a family house in Slunj with land. We needed surveying services, and on the recommendation of the old owners we came to Terreno. We are more than satisfied with their work. Fast, high-quality and very friendly service.”

Predrag Ugarković

Željka Čorhodžić
"The entire team deserves every compliment for the work done related to the cadastral plots and the floor plans that I needed after my parents died. Everything was in complete disarray, but they managed to resolve all the problems and help with the legal aspects."

Željka Čorhodžić

Višnjica Malović
“My many years of experience working with Terren have been very positive. Very professional approach. They guided me throughout the entire process and communicated regularly until the work was completed. I recommend Terren to anyone who wants precise and reliable results.”

Višnjica Malović

How we created a floor plan for a property in Zagreb

The property on Brezovicka Street consists of two residential buildings, one outbuilding and an adjoining yard. When we started the condominium project, the owners knew who owned what, but it was not entered into the land registry. Due to the possible inheritance process of the property in the near future, which would legally involve a larger number of people, it was necessary to complete the work as soon as possible.

During the construction of the buildings, some parts were constructed differently from the building permit, i.e. there were discrepancies between the state on the ground and the projects. In the legalization process, they hired a designer who created a Record of the As-Built Condition for illegally constructed buildings and obtained a Decision on the As-Built Condition, i.e. the buildings were completely legal.

The stratification process consisted of the following phases:

  1. Phase: measuring the interior of the building (measuring all separate and common rooms, measuring the yard, i.e. home gardens)
  1. Phase: preparation of a floor plan with a proposal for registration
  1. Phase: submission of the condominium study to the competent building office and monitoring of the procedure until the issuance of the Certificate of Independent Use Units (confirmation of condominium)
  1. Phase: implementation of the condominium study in the land registry

After measuring and creating the graphic part of the study (floor plans of all floors), we noticed a discrepancy between the floor plan from the as-built state image for legalization and the state on the ground. Namely, the designer who created the image incorrectly drew one floor on the building. The condition for confirming the floor plan study was that the state on the ground and in the as-built state image were consistent. Since this condition was not met, we could not continue the condominium process.

In order to help the client resolve the issue, we took all necessary steps to reach the designer who made the mistake. The survey had to be retaken with a statement that the situation on the ground was identical to the situation at the time of legalization. We also had to engage a lawyer in the process. When the designer corrected the survey, the floor plan was confirmed and the Certificate of Independent Use Units was issued.

The last step in condominium development is the preparation of the necessary property-legal documentation (partition agreements, declaration of will, etc.) and its implementation in the land registry. Since in our business we cooperate with lawyers who are experts in land registry law, we soon brought the procedure to an end, i.e. the condominium development was implemented in the land registry.

​​​The parties have managed to register their apartments, annexes and home gardens in the land registry. Condominium real estate can now be disposed of more easily: apartments can be sold, loans can be taken out, the value of the property increases, and heirs know exactly what they are inheriting.

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FAQ

How much does a geodetic study cost?

A geodetic study is a document that is prepared for the purpose of implementing changes in the cadastre and land registers, and can have several purposes. Some of the purposes are: registration of a building, subdivision, change of culture, etc.

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?

For the purposes of preparing the geodetic study, the party submits the title deed and the title deed extract or an extract from the land database (BZP). If there is an object on the plot, it is necessary to submit documentation about the construction of the object (building and use permit, decision on the completed condition, certificate of age before February 15, 1968, etc.).

Is my facility legal?

A building is legal if it has appropriate construction documentation and the condition on the ground is in accordance with the documentation. Documentation used to prove legality may be: a use permit, a certificate from the administrative body that the final report of the supervising engineer has been delivered to it, a certificate of use, a valid building permit or other appropriate document issued before 19 June 1991 with a certificate from the building inspection that no construction inspection procedure is in progress, a decision on the completed condition, a certificate of the completed condition, a certificate from the cadastral office that the building was built before 15 February 1968. and occupancy permit for buildings constructed before February 15, 1968. year.
If a property is registered in the cadastre and land registry, this does not mean that it is legal.

I legalized the property, is it registered in the cadastre and land registry?

If you have legalized a property, this does not necessarily mean that the property is registered in the cadastre and land registers. A surveyor can check the registration for you.

Can I list a house without permission?

Yes. Buildings without the appropriate permit can be registered in the cadastre and land registry. For such buildings, a note will be made in the land registry stating that they do not have a legality act. The note can be deleted when the appropriate permit is obtained for the building and submitted to the competent land registry court.