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Land Surveying in Sowme'eh Sara and Surroundings

UTM surveys for single-sheet title deeds, boundary and sketch plans, land subdivision, stake-out and topographic surveys.

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Every build, purchase or land division starts with one simple question: where exactly are the boundaries of this property? Land surveying answers it with a documented, defensible record. The corners of the parcel, the length of each side, the area and the surrounding features are measured and placed on a plan in the global UTM coordinate system, ready to be submitted to the land registry, the village administration (dehyari), the municipality or any other authority.

On the lowland plains of western Gilan, plots are often bounded by irrigation channels, hedges or paddy embankments, so a gap of several metres between an old deed and the real situation is common. An accurate survey before a sale or a build prevents legal disputes and avoidable costs later.

Surveys are carried out by Shahram Ahmadi with first-hand knowledge of the villages and towns of Sowme'eh Sara, Gurab Zarmikh and the surrounding area, so the technical accuracy is matched by a real understanding of local land conditions.

Land Surveying

How the work runs

  1. 01

    Call and document review

    The scope, the location and any existing paperwork such as a deed, a sale agreement or an earlier plan are reviewed by phone.

  2. 02

    Site visit and field survey

    Corners and features are measured with surveying equipment and, where needed, checked against the neighbouring plots.

  3. 03

    Processing and drafting

    Field data is processed in the UTM coordinate system and the final plan is drawn with its area and side lengths.

  4. 04

    Handover and guidance

    The printed plan and the digital file are delivered, with guidance on submitting them to the relevant authority.

Land Surveying

Frequently asked questions

What is a UTM plan and why is it needed for a single-sheet deed?

A UTM plan records the corners of a property in a global coordinate system. The land registry requires it to issue a single-sheet title deed and for many enquiries, because it defines the boundary uniquely and without ambiguity.

How much does a land survey cost?

The fee depends on the area, the shape of the plot, access, the type of plan required and the distance to the site. Call +98 911 882 5331 with the details for a clear quote.

Which documents are needed for a survey?

If available, a copy of the deed, the sale agreement or any earlier plan makes the work more precise. The owner or a representative should be on site on survey day to point out the boundaries.

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