Boundary Surveys

Pin every peg, every measurement, every feature

Land surveyors and solicitors use Pin Drop to keep GNSS measurements, title plan overlays and expert evidence pinned to the boundary feature they describe.
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Features pinned to the ground
Every hedge centre line, fence post, kerb edge and iron peg is a structured pin with GNSS coordinates. Measured evidence lives on the feature itself.
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Title plan in the same view
Land Registry title plans and deed plans overlay the measured survey. Differences between record and reality show up on the map, not in a side by side PDF.
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Photo evidence dated and tagged
Every pin carries dated photographs of the feature and its surrounds. Expert witness reports reference the evidence directly, with the coordinate as proof.
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Expert evidence ready for court
Survey notes, measurement methodology and instrument calibration records attach to the job. Solicitors brief counsel from a clean, structured record.
Built for land surveyors

Boundary surveys work better when every feature is a pin

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The shared map for boundary disputes

A boundary dispute turns on where a fence used to stand and what the deed plan says it should be. Paper notebooks and unlinked photographs make for weak evidence. Pin Drop pins every feature once and keeps the coordinate, the photograph and the title plan overlay on the feature itself.
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Structured measurement records
GNSS coordinates, feature type, instrument used and observed accuracy capture on the pin. The survey stands up to examination from another expert.
Title plan overlay
Import the Land Registry title plan as a layer. Measured survey and the plan sit on the same map so the difference is visible, not argued.
Evidence pack for counsel
Photographs, survey notes and methodology bundle into a shareable evidence pack. Solicitors and expert witnesses cite the coordinate, not a notebook page.
Pin Drop mobile app showing a list of work locations on a map, including construction sites, offices, and venues with tasks, tags, and recent updates.
Testimonials

Used by land surveyors and expert witnesses

Survey firms handling boundary disputes and solicitors briefing expert witnesses rely on shared, location based records to keep evidence defensible.
“Having property data tied to location gives us better strategic insight across regions.”
Amara Singh
Acquisitions Lead
“We finally have visibility across potential developments without relying on scattered notes.”
James Rice
Property Investment Director
“Logging updates directly against each building keeps our records organised.”
Emily Smith
Property Manager
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See how boundary surveys work in practice

Walk through a real boundary dispute survey and see how every measurement, every photograph and every title overlay stays pinned to the exact feature it describes.