Practical guides on jaga mojni, 7/12 verification, drone surveys and choosing the right survey for your project — from our field teams.
Pune Municipal Corporation has started asking contractors for a GIS survey of drainage lines — surveyed with DGPS and handed over as a KML file the corporation can upload to its Smart City system. Here's exactly what is expected, how the survey is done, and how to get your KML without holding up your bill.
Unlike the UK, India has no chartered-surveyor body that licenses and regulates land surveyors. That affects how much weight a private survey report carries in a legal dispute. Here's the honest picture — and how to get survey work that actually holds up.
Confused by Guntha, Are, Hectare and Acre on your 7/12 or property card? Here is a plain guide to Maharashtra land measurement units, with a conversion table and why an on-ground jaga mojni is the only way to know your real area.
Every architect knows the free-quote trap — hours spent costing a project for a prospect who was never serious. One question about the site survey filters time-wasters, sharpens your fee estimate, and makes you look more professional. Here's how to use it.
A government mojni formalises boundaries you already know. If you're unsure where your plot ends, a private survey from a licensed surveyor should come first — here's why it saves you from surprises and disputes.
If your plot is near Pune's airport or Air Force station, your PMC building sanction may need an elevation certificate — also called the Airforce elevation certificate or MOD survey. Here's what it is and when you need it.
The most common question we get is 'how much will it cost?'. Survey pricing isn't one fixed number — here are the factors that decide it, so you know what to expect before you ask for a quote.
Government mojni is the legally recorded land measurement done through the DILR / Bhumi Abhilekh office, while a private survey gives you fast, precise clarity. Here's how the two differ on process, timeline and cost in Pune.
Before your society signs a redevelopment agreement, get the plot measured. Here are the surveys every committee in Pune needs — and why an accurate area is what decides your achievable built-up.
A design is only as good as the ground it sits on. Here is what a topographic survey captures, and why architects who skip it end up redesigning later.
Why fixing exactly where your boundary lies — before a compound wall or construction — matters so much, and how a jaga mojni establishes it.
On a hill plot the map area and the ground you actually walk on are not the same number, and the boundary rarely runs flat. Here is what buyers in the Mulshi, Lonavala and Maval belt should understand before they trust an 'area' figure.
How longitudinal sections, cross-sections and chainage-wise levels describe a road or drain, feed road design, and drive earthwork quantities for tenders and billing.
Per-acre pricing, capacity planning and panel-row layout all rest on the survey. Here is what a solar EPC contractor or developer should ask for before sizing a project.
An as-built survey records what has actually been built, not what the old drawings claim. Here is what it captures, when architects and owners need one, and how we deliver it as accurate CAD.
Looking for a plot near Pune, you hear 'NA' constantly. What NA means, why it matters for loans and approvals, how conversion works, what it costs you in time, and the survey it depends on.
3D laser scanning and photogrammetry capture a building as millions of measured points. Here is how that point cloud becomes accurate CAD drawings or a BIM model — and why it beats hand measurement for complex, old and redevelopment sites.
Before a single partition goes up, a fit-out needs an accurate picture of the shell. Here is what a precise as-built survey captures, and why it is the first step of any retail or commercial fit-out.
Setting-out transfers your sanctioned plan onto the ground — grid lines, column centres, plinth and corners. Get it wrong and you risk setback violations, encroachment and demolition. Here is how we do it right.
The documents and on-ground checks to complete before buying a plot in Pune or PCMC — a practical checklist covering title, encumbrances, zone, access and the survey most buyers skip.
The plot in front of you looks smaller (or larger) than the 7/12 says. Here are the common reasons for the gap, and the practical steps to establish the true on-ground area before you buy or build.
How a DGPS survey differs from ordinary GPS, how accurate it really is, where it's used for plot demarcation and layout marking, and when a Total Station or drone is the better tool — explained simply.
Boundary disputes drag on for years and sour relationships. How the right survey and documentation prevent them from the very start.
Jaga mojni (जागा मोजणी) is the land measurement survey every plot owner in Pune should understand — what it covers, when you need it, what happens on site, what it costs and what you receive at the end.
The 7/12 extract is the single most important document in a Maharashtra land deal. Here's how to read every column, the entries that should stop a purchase, and why you still need a jaga mojni before you sign.
Drone, DGPS and Total Station each have a job they do best. Here's a plain-language guide to choosing the right survey method for your site in Pune.
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