About Us
As surveyors, engineers & planners, our multidisciplinary skill set means we understand what is important on a project; & hence deliver better outcomes.
We're a privately owned New Zealand business with our head-office based in Auckland - small enough to be agile, yet big enough to deliver on large & complex projects. Sea Service is a progressive company striving to make a positive contribution to our industry.
We're down to earth Kiwis renowned for our commitment to excellence & delivering a seamless experience for our clients. The skills & versatility of our team combined with efficiencies using the latest technology, equipment & innovation means that we can provide a full range of services to meet your requirements no matter the task at hand.
Why Sea Service?
Unlike the big corporates, we think outside the box to offer our clients cost effective solutions & a personalised service - our company directors & senior staff are actively involved in every project.
In a land development project, the feasibility is trip-planning, the topographical survey is basecamp & attaining title is the summit. With our experienced team we'll take you on the journey to accomplish your extraordinary objectives, safely guiding you to the top.
"People do not decide to become extraordinary. They decide to accomplish extraordinary things'- Sir Edmund Hillary.
"Subdivision" means to divide land or a property into two or more portions. A Subdivision application is applicable on land within the urban development boundaries. Subdivisions within urban areas are often also called 'infill-development' or 'densification'.
A subdivision application can be lodged to Council if a property owner decides to cut off an unused part of his/her property to have it registered apart from the original house. The new subdivided portion(s) needs to be registered with the Deeds Office by a Conveyancer. The newly created portion/property can then be sold-off or developed by the property owner.
Property owners must note that the subdivision process is time consuming and can be expensive. The best route for any property owner is to appoint a professional town planner right from the start. A town planner will assess the subject property and offer thorough guidance on the feasibility of dividing a property.