A public urban development project or a private boundary dispute?

Access to public roads may involve legal, technical and cadastral matters. LE34 has the expertise to clarify access arrangements and assist with the processes involved in establishing, altering or documenting access to the road network.

We have extensive experience in administrative law as advisers to local authorities and public bodies. We understand that all correspondence and case documents we deliver must be filed and able to withstand public scrutiny.

Our lawyers also have experience in delivering courses for local government officials on administrative law and the principles of openness in public administration, linking these subjects to the administration of road-law matters and urban development.

LE34 provides technical and legal advice to utility companies on surveying, rights, compulsory acquisition, utility law and digital solutions, among other matters. Our advice supports both day-to-day operations and climate adaptation projects.

LE34 advises waterworks on surveying, utility recording, declarations, easements and covenants, and cadastral matters, among other subjects. This provides an overview of utility networks and rights and strengthens the basis for operations, maintenance and new projects.

Afleveringsportalen is a simple and effective solution that enables local authorities, utility companies and other utility owners to validate and quality-assure data, files and documents.

Whether you are granting or taking an agricultural tenancy over land, it is important to put the agreement in place. LE34 helps clarify the land and property particulars so that the agreement rests on an accurate basis.

Altering vehicular accesses may require regulatory approval and change access arrangements for a property. LE34 advises on the road-law matters and helps clarify the options and subsequent process.

LE34 has extensive experience representing and advising local authorities in appeals concerning infrastructure, civil engineering and climate resilience projects.

We contribute legal memoranda and reviews of case documents, drawing on our environmental-law expertise.

Accurate area calculations are essential for new construction, alterations and property registration alike. LE34 calculates areas from precise surveys and ensures that the documentation meets applicable requirements and standards.

Area descriptions provide a detailed overview of the size, boundaries and use of land. LE34 prepares area descriptions based on surveys and registered data, giving you a reliable basis for planning, documentation and regulatory processes.

Are you building a new property for which planning permission was sought after 1 January 2023? Under the revised Danish Building Regulations, you must provide an area statement for the climate impact calculation. At LE34, we understand the legislation and provide the information you need, all quality-assured by a chartered surveyor and an architectural technologist.

Articles of association are an effective and essential tool for establishing a well-functioning owners’ association or parking association. LE34’s experts work at the intersection of engineering and architecture, and our three-in-one package enables us to prepare your articles quickly and to a high standard.

Articles of association for utility companies and waterworks are an important tool for putting the arrangements in order and streamlining operations. LE34’s chartered surveyors work at the intersection of engineering and architecture. This gives you legally quality-assured articles that govern how the association operates on the basis of the applicable legal relationships.

As-built documentation shows you exactly what has been delivered, right down to the point cloud. It documents whether you, as the client, have received what you commissioned from your contractor. It also makes handover between contractors easier. In short, it is an important full stop or comma in your construction project, and LE34 is ready to put it in place for you.

LE34 assesses the statutory authority for compulsory acquisition and determines whether the project’s purpose, necessity and legal basis permit compulsory acquisition. The assessment forms part of the basis for the subsequent compulsory acquisition process

If you buy a property at a compulsory auction, the auction deed must be registered. LE34 assists with any cadastral and property-law matters that may arise in connection with taking over the property.

Do you, as a utility owner, have LER 2.0 under control?
We have developed AutoLER^™, which provides automated responses to the Danish Register of Underground Cable Owners (LER) and gives you a digital overview of all information you supply through LER. Simple and secure.

With the new property valuations, there is currently a strong focus on information in Denmark’s Building and Dwelling Register (BBR) and homeowners’ responsibility for ensuring that area data is correct. How does it all fit together, and why is a verification survey a good idea? We outline the answers here.

LE34 is an authorised Bentley software reseller in the Nordic region. Engineers, chartered surveyors and contractors around the world use Bentley software to develop new infrastructure and civil engineering projects.

Engineers, chartered surveyors and contractors around the world use Bentley software to develop new infrastructure and civil engineering projects. IT34 brings support, training, development, CAD specialists and licences together in one place.

An advanced BIM model (Building Information Modelling) makes complex planning straightforward. Our laser-scanning technologies are among the most effective on the market, and our experts transform scan data into a BIM model with precisely the level of detail and information required for each individual case.

LE34 helps you complete the BNBO process: we manage dialogue with landowners, calculate compensation and arrange registration in the Land Register.

We help you establish where the boundary with your neighbour lies. Contact one of our 25 local chartered surveying offices close to you.

We mark out boundaries, giving you a sound legal foundation for good neighbourly relations, an extension or a new fence.

Unsure where the boundary with your neighbour lies? We provide a thorough determination and advise on whether new boundary markers need to be installed.

A BR area statement provides an overview of a property’s areas and building particulars. LE34 prepares BR area statements based on surveys and registered data, giving you a reliable set of supporting documentation.

Building floor areas underpin everything from building permit applications to registration and property valuation. LE34 surveys and calculates building floor areas in accordance with the applicable rules, giving you an accurate basis for your project.

Building lines restrict how close buildings may be placed to features such as roads, boundaries or natural areas. LE34 helps determine which building lines apply to your property, enabling you to plan your project on the correct basis.

Special rules on ownership, registration and transfer apply if you own a building on leased land. LE34 advises on the cadastral and property-law aspects and helps clarify the relevant rights and options.

New buildings, extensions or alterations to an existing building will often require a building permit application. LE34 assists with surveys, area calculations and the documentation on which the application is based.

Who you consult about building scanning matters. We see many cases where advice on scanning methods produces data whose accuracy is unsuitable for the particular project. LE34’s laser-scanning specialists advise you on the most effective scanning method, giving you and your project exactly the right data for the next stage.

Once a building is complete, its physical and legal position is, in a sense, set in stone. It therefore makes good sense to begin your construction project with LE34’s building-setting-out experts, who will help your building find exactly the right place in the world.

Bulk land registration is the public registration of rights over several properties in a single document. At LE34, we are experts in bulk land registration, drafting title deeds, easements and covenants, and land registration plans – in bulk.

A B311 statement brings together information about areas and buildings in a clear set of supporting documentation. LE34 prepares B311 statements from registered data and surveys, giving you a reliable basis for documenting and clarifying the property’s particulars.

See also Utility recording

Cable recording documents the position and route of cables. LE34 surveys and records utility lines, ensuring that utility data is up to date and ready for use in operations, planning and excavation work.

Cable route design requires precise planning and coordination with existing utilities, terrain, property particulars and regulatory requirements. LE34 assists with surveying, mapping and baseline data to support the design and installation of cable infrastructure.

Cadastral agricultural cases include transfers of land between properties, subdivision, amalgamation and land consolidation. LE34 advises on the property matters and completes the cadastral casework.

Combining two or more properties requires a cadastral amalgamation case. LE34 clarifies the options and completes the casework so that the amalgamation is registered correctly.

A change of register entry updates a property’s registered status or other recorded particulars in the Cadastre. LE34 clarifies the documentation requirements and completes the cadastral case so that the information in the Cadastre reflects the current circumstances.

Cadastral casework includes subdivision, transfers of land between properties, amalgamation and other property changes. LE34 completes the casework and ensures that the changes are registered correctly.

A cadastral map adjustment quality-assures the cadastral map so it can be used as the basis for matters including compulsory acquisition and land and rights acquisition. LE34 compares the cadastral map, survey sheets and other property information and corrects the mapping where necessary.

Cadastral property rectification brings the Cadastre into line with the actual circumstances on a property. LE34 clarifies boundaries, areas and property limits and completes the cadastral case.

Cadastral rectification concludes a compulsory acquisition case by registering the new boundaries, areas and property particulars in the Cadastre. LE34 completes the cadastral casework and sees the changes through to completion once the infrastructure project is finished.

Following land consolidation, the new boundaries and property particulars must be registered in the Cadastre. LE34 completes the cadastral rectification and ensures that the changes are registered correctly.

If you face the winding paths of road law when separating road land cadastrally, we are more than qualified to help you make good progress. LE34’s specialists have extensive knowledge of the Danish Roads Act’s many twists and turns and are always ready with expert advice that saves you costly detours.

The potential for CCS in the Danish sector of the North Sea is considerable, and the first pilot projects storing CO2 in depleted oil fields are well under way. LE34 has Denmark’s largest offshore department and can carry out precision scanning before, during and after offshore operations. CCS is no exception.

Goodbye to paper covered in illegible notes, lines and arrows. Hello to a crisp digital cemetery map that provides an overview and is easy to update. It saves time and money – a tangible benefit in the daily work of gravediggers, churchwardens, deaneries and voluntary parochial church councils alike.

Whether setting out large or small civil engineering works, antenna and utility installations, road networks or railways, locally or globally, LE34 is there before, during and after. We establish survey control networks and provide ongoing documentation, ensuring that your project is positioned correctly and complies with the relevant statutory and road-law requirements.

See also Dimensional control

Clash detection helps identify conflicts between utilities, structures and other assets in digital models. LE34 uses BIM and 3D data to identify challenges before they become errors on site.

Every climate adaptation project requires a broad range of chartered surveying services to steer a new cloudburst tunnel or stormwater park safely through to completion. The need for climate adaptation measures is urgent.

Closing a vehicular access may affect access arrangements, road safety and the use of a property. LE34 advises on the road-law matters and helps clarify the options and subsequent process.

Coastal defences and dykes are essential to protect Denmark from storm surges and rising water levels. LE34’s experts provide comprehensive advice throughout the coastal protection process – before, during and after.

Compensation assessment determines the financial compensation payable for compulsory acquisition and other interference with property rights. LE34 assesses the affected land and rights and contributes to a well-documented basis for determining compensation.

In municipal compulsory acquisition cases, the valuation forms the basis for determining compensation for the affected landowners. LE34 advises on the compulsory acquisition process and contributes property-law, cadastral and technical documentation as the basis for the assessment.

In state compulsory acquisition cases, LE34 provides property-law, cadastral and technical documentation as the basis for consideration by the Danish Expropriation Commission and the determination of compensation.

A Construction Act sets the framework for a specific major infrastructure project. LE34 advises on the Act’s implications for properties and land and helps clarify matters that may arise when projects are planned and delivered.

In recent years, the legal definition of consultation of affected parties has evolved in terms of both which projects require consultation and who is considered a party to a case.

We keep abreast of developments and have extensive experience managing consultation processes for local authorities, public bodies and developers while maintaining project progress.

Common coordinate and vertical datums are essential for accurate surveying, setting out and data exchange. LE34 ensures that projects are based on consistent and correct data.

LE34 records and structures utility data in DanDas, giving you an up-to-date and reliable basis for operations, planning and documentation.

LE34 surveys and records assets in accordance with DANVA standards, ensuring that utility data meets applicable requirements and standards.

LE34 surveys and records utility assets in DanVand so the data reflects actual conditions and supports day-to-day operations.

Data processing is a core part of chartered surveying. LE34 processes, structures and quality-assures geodata and develops digital solutions that make data useful in practice.

Transferring land from one property to another will generally require a deed of transfer. LE34 helps clarify the legal and cadastral matters and ensures that the deed provides the basis for correct registration of the land transfer.

LE34 specialises in deformation measurement and gives you the best possible basis for checking whether construction is progressing and taking shape as intended.

If you are leading a major building or civil engineering project, deformation monitoring is a safety measure that should be in place before construction begins. As always, we are close at hand.

A design basis brings together the data and analyses that underpin design and construction. LE34 supplies surveys, mapping data, 3D data and documentation, among other inputs, enabling projects to be planned on a precise and reliable basis.

A detailed topographic survey of existing conditions is the first step in any project. Whether it is a small project on private land or a major infrastructure project, a detailed topographic survey is the foundation for correct design. It therefore matters who you ask for advice. At LE34, our advice is tailored to the individual project, and we assess which technology is best suited to it.

At LE34, we want to make both ourselves and our industry more sustainable. One way we do this is by training our employees as DGNB consultants, enabling them to provide holistic advice that supports a sustainable process and may secure DGNB certification for a newly developed urban area.

Goodbye to paper covered in illegible notes, lines and arrows. Hello to a crisp digital cemetery map that provides an overview and is easy to update. It saves time and money – a tangible benefit in the daily work of gravediggers, churchwardens, deaneries and voluntary parochial church councils alike.

A digital twin gives you an up-to-date digital representation of reality. LE34 brings together surveys, geodata and other data sources in solutions that support planning, operations and decision-making.

Dimensional control: correct and precise baseline data is essential if your company is to implement new installations, modifications and alterations without delays and costly production downtime.

Successful offshore positioning starts with a thorough inspection and dimensional control in port. And a thorough inspection and dimensional control in port should start with LE34. Whether checking the largest FPSO vessel (Floating Production Storage and Offloading) or a small uncrewed vessel in the smallest ports, we are ready with the latest technology and the most effective methods.

A district heating corridor reservation secures space for future district heating pipes and associated infrastructure. LE34 assists with surveying, documentation and clarification of the land and rights matters associated with the reservation.

If you are dividing a property into owner-occupied flats, LE34’s specialists are always up to date with the Danish Owner-Occupied Flats Act. You can rely on us to bring all the strands together and take the division safely through to completion.

Securing rights or establishing restrictions over a property may require an easement or covenant document. LE34 drafts these documents with due regard to the legal, technical and property-related circumstances, ensuring that they support the intended purpose.

LE34 drafts easements and covenants establishing rights and restrictions relating to utilities, access and land use, among other matters. We advise on their content and handle their subsequent registration in the Land Register.

LE34 drafts title deeds for purchases and sales of real property. We advise on the property-law matters and ensure that the deed is prepared and registered correctly.

From old and incomplete field-drain maps to digital drainage maps and overviews that can be accessed from the field, the tractor cab and the office. LE34 has developed the Landbrugets Kortservice app, which works on PCs, tablets and mobile devices.

Positioning drilling rigs requires high precision throughout the project lifecycle – from installation to ongoing verification. LE34 supplies precise positioning data and verification measurements that support safe operations, documentation and offshore projects.

LE34 is a leader in drone surveying, using a range of drone models, methods and applications. Drones enable fast and efficient surveys of large areas and hard-to-reach assets.

LE34 is a leader in drone surveying, using a range of drone models, methods and applications. Drones enable fast and efficient surveys of large areas and hard-to-reach assets.

An easement and covenant analysis from IT34 identifies the extent of registered and unregistered utility lines and infrastructure. It provides an indispensable overview for utility companies, waterworks and other utility owners.

An easement and covenant certificate provides a consolidated overview of the easements and covenants registered against a property that may affect its use and development. LE34 prepares these certificates and advises on the content and implications of the registered rights and restrictions.

Easement and covenant declarations document how registered rights and restrictions affect a property or cadastral case. LE34 prepares the declarations as part of subdivision, transfers of land between properties and other cadastral casework.

LE34 carries out easement and covenant investigations to establish which registered rights and restrictions apply to a property and what they mean for construction, land use or other projects. The investigation provides a sound basis for further planning.

Our easement and covenant monitoring service automatically notifies you of changes in the Land Register that affect you as a utility owner. This lets you retain an overview of your current registered easements and covenants.

An easement and covenant report provides an overview of the registered rights and restrictions relevant to a property or project. LE34 prepares these reports and assesses their content and implications as a basis for property transactions, design and cadastral cases.

Easements and covenants establish rights or restrictions over a property and may affect construction, utilities and access, among other matters. LE34 investigates, interprets, drafts and registers easements and covenants and advises on their implications for the property or project.

Environmental assessment concerns not only the specific project but also the planning basis itself. LE34’s specialists carry out strategic environmental assessments of municipal plans, local plans and other planning frameworks, such as national planning directives.

We prepare high-quality environmental assessments (EIA) and act as an active project partner, advising developers and public authorities throughout the process, from developer applications to an approved planning basis and project.

Obtain a high-quality environmental impact assessment (EIA) and let our project managers steer the process safely through to completion. We carry out environmental impact assessments for specific projects, from energy projects such as solar farms, Power-to-X facilities and wind farms with associated cable projects to infrastructure projects such as roads and railways.

Need survey control points established? LE34 has some of Denmark’s most highly skilled chartered surveyors and survey technicians, ready to establish control points and calculate coordinates for terrain, roads and buildings, giving your project an accurate point of reference.

LE34 helps utility owners manage LER enquiries and excavation requests. Digital solutions automate the processes and provide rapid access to accurate information about underground utilities.

A façade survey provides precise data on a building’s form and dimensions. LE34 delivers surveys for the refurbishment, design and documentation of existing buildings.

LE34 surveys and sets out fibre-optic cables both for installing and documenting fibre networks. We provide an accurate basis for registration, operations and future construction work.

Field maps provide an overview of a farm’s fields, boundaries and areas. LE34 prepares and digitises field maps so the information can be used for planning, documentation and day-to-day operations.

At LE34, we specialise in scanning concrete floors when warehouses are built to exacting flatness requirements. Even small tolerance exceedances can reduce a robot’s performance or prevent a system from operating optimally. A laser tracker enables us to capture even the smallest deviations.

Meet colleagues from across the utility sector and across Denmark and stay up to date with the latest legislation and digital opportunities. LE34 facilitates the Fremtidens Forsyning knowledge-sharing network for utility company employees.

Do you, as a utility owner, have LER 2.0 under control? The question may sound leading, but we think it is apt when utility records are concerned. LE34 has developed GeoNote AutoLER, which gives utility owners a clear digital overview.

GeoNote Brøndtømning^™, like our entire suite of digital GeoNote^™ tools, was created in response to local authorities’ specific need for tailored, easy-to-use day-to-day task-management solutions. A digital map provides an overview of gullies and allows operations to be recorded continuously. Fast, easy and intuitive.

GeoNote® Opgavekvittering is digital memory and two-way communication in a single app. It was developed to make the recording and management of tasks to and from the field easy, efficient and intuitive.

See also Hydrographic surveying

Our experts lead the way in the latest hydrographic survey technologies, mapping at sea to establish water depths and seabed conditions so that vessels and development projects alike reach a safe harbour.

See also Monitoring

Geotechnical monitoring makes it possible to detect settlement and deformation in time, which is highly important when assessing the overall quality of construction. LE34 is always close at hand, 24/7.

Local authorities, utility companies, chartered surveyors, engineers, contractors and many others use GIS, Geographic Information Systems, every day for project planning and operations. At its best, GIS transforms geographical data from an enormous, unmanageable pile into an intuitive and clear system. IT34 develops reliable, time-saving GIS applications that streamline workflows and can improve day-to-day work
in your organisation.

Groundwater protection parks embody a vision of large, contiguous areas providing lasting protection for groundwater. Once the legislation is in place, LE34 will be ready to advise utility companies, local authorities, waterworks and foundations and to negotiate agreements with landowners.

See also GeoNote® Operations & Maintenance

Gully emptying is tailored to local authorities’ specific need for simple day-to-day task-management solutions. A digital map provides an up-to-date overview of gullies and lets you record operations directly from a computer or mobile device. Fast, easy and intuitive.

Our experts lead the way in the latest hydrographic survey technologies, mapping at sea to establish water depths and seabed conditions so that vessels and development projects alike reach a safe harbour.

IBS is the Danish abbreviation for an Identity, Building Line and Easement Certificate, which documents whether a development complies with applicable legal requirements. LE34 prepares the required IBS certificate at the right stage of your construction project. Once the building is complete, it may be too late.

LE34’s planning consultants support you throughout – from environmental assessments, constraints maps and local plans to visualisations, massing studies and project management.

LE34’s planning consultants support you throughout – from environmental assessments, constraints maps and local plans to visualisations, massing studies and project management.

LE34 laser-scans your production facility while it remains operational and delivers a complete digital basis for design. This avoids both costly downtime and errors in the design of alterations and extensions to the production facility.

Inspection material provides an overview of the land and properties affected by a compulsory acquisition project. LE34 combines chartered surveying expertise with many years of experience in compulsory acquisition cases to prepare a precise basis for the subsequent process.

Judicial cancellation becomes relevant when a lost owner’s mortgage deed must be declared null and void, for example so that it can be removed from the Land Register. LE34 has the property-law and land-registration expertise to assist with clarification and documentation throughout the process.

If you are subdividing a property or developing an area, land may need to be allocated for a road, path or other shared purpose. LE34 advises on the requirements and completes the cadastral processes, ensuring that the necessary access and land arrangements are in place for your project.

Whether you are acquiring land and rights by voluntary agreement or compulsory acquisition, LE34 is a dependable partner. We present the optimum solutions, prepare documentation, manage dialogue with landowners, calculate compensation where relevant and see the cadastral and legal changes through to completion.

The name says almost everything: land consolidation is about redistributing land between people. Yet it says nothing about the most important part of a land consolidation process: people, and respect for one another’s wishes.

See also Land consolidation

Land reallocation can form part of nature, climate and agricultural projects in which land must be distributed in a new way. LE34 assists with planning, dialogue with landowners and the associated property matters.

See also Bulk land registration

Land registration is the public registration of rights over assets such as real property. We are experts in land registration, drafting title deeds, easements and covenants, and land registration plans, and we handle both straightforward and complex cases every day.

Today, land surveying takes place not only on land, but also on and under water and from the air. As specialists across the many disciplines of land surveying, we use the latest methods and approach the service as a discipline requiring technical ingenuity, precision and innovation.

Landbrugets Kortservice is an app for farms and estates that brings together field-drain maps, property information and operational tasks. LE34 developed the solution so you always have access to up-to-date information – both in the field and in the office.

At LE34, we understand the circumstances of a case before opening dialogue with landowners. Our legal specialists have extensive experience of landowner negotiations on projects large and small. We believe that thoroughness and timely attention to detail are what bring a landowner agreement to a successful conclusion.

For major and complex building and civil engineering projects that affect large numbers of landowners and members of the public, joint landowner and public meetings are an effective way to inform those affected. LE34’s specialists have extensive experience in planning, convening and conducting such meetings and are more than capable of managing every legal and negotiation-related layer of the process as well.

LE34 shows the way – including towards successful landowner negotiations. As Denmark’s largest firm of chartered surveyors, we employ a number of property-law specialists with many years of experience in compulsory acquisition and compensation law, ensuring fact-based and professional negotiations with landowners and, where relevant, public authorities.

Laser scanning is an effective method of collecting high-quality data from which point clouds, 3D models and BIM can subsequently be created. LE34 specialises in scanning existing conditions and advises you on the scanning method best suited to your project.

Lease area measurement provides a precise and well-documented overview of the floor areas within leased premises. LE34 surveys the existing conditions and prepares an area basis for purposes including lettings and lease agreements.

Legal advice is one of the most important foundations of any private, municipal or agricultural construction project. Such projects are often extensive civil engineering works involving many professional disciplines. As a firm of chartered surveyors, we have two central roles in a wide range of projects: one legal and one technical.

A legal boundary determination is a formal meeting between you and your neighbour at which a practising chartered surveyor explains where the cadastral documents place the boundary and which current circumstances affect its position.

Levelling is almost exactly what it sounds like: measuring levels. Surveying levels on a building or civil engineering site is a major part of our chartered surveyors’ technical fieldwork.

See also Mobile Mapping

LiDAR scanning collects precise 3D data that can be compiled into point clouds and models for mapping, design and documentation. LE34 uses the technology in applications including Mobile Mapping for rapid surveys of roads and large areas.

Preparing and processing local plans can consume a great deal of a local authority planning department’s time, and new matters such as surface water management may need to be incorporated into the plan. LE34 has extensive experience of the local plan process from A to Z and also advises on public involvement and dialogue.

Agricultural CO2 emissions are reduced when the wettest land is taken out of production and restored to nature. Should LE34’s chartered surveyors steer your climate project safely through to completion too?

Machine control steers your project around costly errors and time-consuming rework.
At LE34, we specialise in supplying high-quality machine-control data so that you can excavate accurately, efficiently and sustainably.

Mapping and survey plans provide an accurate representation of existing conditions in an area. LE34 prepares the plans from surveys and geodata, giving you a reliable basis for planning, design and documentation.

See also Visualisations

LE34 prepares massing studies that illustrate the scale and siting of development as a basis for planning, design and dialogue with public authorities and stakeholders.

Measured surveying is one of our core services as Denmark’s largest firm of chartered surveyors. As specialists across the many disciplines of land surveying, we use the latest methods and approach the service as a discipline requiring technical ingenuity, precision and innovation. We survey features in the field and return with accurate data that helps move your project one step forward.

See also Bentley software

LE34 provides licences, support, training and development for MicroStation and other Bentley applications. We tailor software, integrations and workflows to infrastructure, civil engineering and geodata projects.

LE34’s latest surveying technology, Mobile Mapping, brings together all data for your road network in a complete and user-friendly digital overview from which precise measurements can be taken directly on screen. It is the market’s best and fastest tool for efficient road operation and design. Available only from LE34.

LE34 has long led the way in developing monitoring for major building and civil engineering projects. We offer a complete range of monitoring services, including conventional monitoring, deformation monitoring, geotechnical monitoring, and noise and vibration monitoring.

Mortgage charges secure a loan or other financial obligation against a property. LE34 advises on the property-law and land-registration matters that may be relevant when charges are created and registered.

Our experts lead the way in the latest hydrographic survey technologies, mapping at sea to establish water depths and seabed conditions so that vessels and development projects alike reach a safe harbour.

Multifunctional land consolidation is an effective tool for addressing some of today’s pressing societal challenges: climate adaptation by taking low-lying organic soils out of production, the establishment of more renewable energy sources and space for additional recreational areas.

Multifunctional land consolidation is an effective tool for addressing some of today’s pressing societal challenges: climate adaptation by taking low-lying organic soils out of production, the establishment of more renewable energy sources and space for additional recreational areas.

Multispectral data provides detailed knowledge about vegetation, crops and nature that cannot be seen with the naked eye. LE34 collects and analyses the data as a basis for mapping, nature management and precise decisions in agricultural and climate projects, among others.

Municipal compulsory acquisition may be necessary for civil engineering projects, climate adaptation or new infrastructure. LE34 advises local authorities throughout the process – from landowner dialogue and inspection material to compulsory acquisition and cadastral rectification.

Municipal compulsory acquisition follows a statutory process including design, consultation of affected parties, inspection, the compulsory acquisition decision and determination of compensation. LE34 advises local authorities throughout the process on property-law, cadastral and compulsory-acquisition matters.

A municipal plan must cover a broad range of matters – from visions for settlement, urban development and nature to infrastructure and climate adaptation. This calls for interdisciplinary specialists and a carefully considered strategy for land use and landscape designations, supported by the right LE34 specialists and planners.

Forget jumping from register to register to find BBR reports, ownership information and land registration documents. A single login to MyProperty^™ quickly gives you an overview of all relevant information about a property.

Comprehensive 3D scanning gives you an accurate basis for design, helping you avoid errors and delays later in the process. LE34’s specialists scan existing buildings, structures and roads, both indoors and outdoors – in short, there are no limits to the structures for which we can provide accurate 3D scan data.

Negotiated agreements on terms equivalent to compulsory acquisition require insight into property particulars, rights and compensation issues. LE34 has the professional experience to assist with landowner dialogue, negotiations and land and rights acquisition throughout the process.

Neighbour law governs the rights and obligations that apply between neighbours. LE34 advises on property-law and cadastral matters that may be relevant to boundaries, fences, easements and covenants, and other neighbour-law issues.

Digital drainage maps ensure that new field drains are recorded and documented correctly. LE34 maps new drainage using GPS and digital solutions, making the information easy to use both in the field and in the office.

The addition of noise and vibration measurement enables us to deliver the full range of monitoring services available on the market.

The addition of noise and vibration measurement enables us to deliver the full range of monitoring services available on the market.

Where there is a will, road law shows the way. LE34 works at the intersection of engineering, architecture and law, so if your project faces the winding paths of road law, we are more than qualified to help you make good progress.

Offshore as-built documentation shows whether platforms, modules and technical installations have been built and positioned as designed. LE34 provides ongoing precise measurements and documentation to support dimensional control, maintenance and future modifications.

Successful offshore positioning starts with a thorough inspection and dimensional control in port. And a thorough inspection and dimensional control in port should start with LE34. Whether checking the largest FPSO vessel (Floating Production Storage and Offloading) or a small uncrewed vessel in the smallest ports, we are ready with the latest technology and the most effective methods.

Precise positioning is essential when moving and installing offshore platforms, drilling rigs and other marine structures. LE34 provides accurate positioning data that supports safe operations and documents the final position.

Subsidence measurements document settlement and movement on offshore platforms over time. LE34 carries out precise verification measurements so that changes can be detected and considered when assessing the platform’s structure, operation and safety.

Offshore 3D scanning provides precise data about platforms, drilling rigs, vessels and technical installations. LE34 has many years of experience with complex surveying assignments at sea and delivers point clouds and 3D models for dimensional control, design and documentation.

The open countryside is the predominant landscape type outside urban areas and therefore features prominently in our advisory work.

We provide an overview of and insight into the applicable rules and identify the opportunities and constraints they create in connection with the Green Tripartite Agreement, changes in land use, municipal plans, urban development and cadastral agricultural cases.

Orthophotos provide a detailed, true-to-scale image of an area that can be used for mapping, planning and documentation. LE34 produces orthophotos from drone and aerial surveys, providing an accurate basis for analyses and projects.

How can everyone involved in a project share and collaborate on point clouds, 3D models and interactive maps? With 360° images assembled in PointView®, all parties gain access to enormous volumes of data in an image-based web format where they can move through the building’s digital twin and assess structural conditions. At LE34, our advice is always tailored to the individual project.

Photogrammetric processing forms the basis for precise maps, models and geodata. LE34 performs the processing and converts image data into documentation that can be used for planning, design and analysis.

Pipeline inspection produces valuable data about the condition of utility infrastructure. LE34 and IT34 turn inspection data into documentation and digital decision-support tools for operation, maintenance and renewal.

Would you like to know how much you are permitted to build on a plot? LE34 calculates the plot ratio from area data and the applicable rules, so you know your options.

A point cloud is the reliable shortcut to complete documentation of an existing property’s geometry. The laser-scanned data appears as thousands of points, creating a 1:1 representation of reality. LE34’s experts have many years of experience transforming point clouds into Building Information Modelling (BIM) at exactly the level of detail and information your needs require.

Imagine a web-based solution that gives you access to enormous volumes of data through a simple, user-friendly overview. Such a solution was missing when people needed to share and work with point clouds, 3D models and detailed interactive maps. That is why we developed PointView®.

Polar precision surveying is a land-surveying technique in which points are determined by distance and direction from a known point. LE34 uses the method for precise detailed and feature surveys when projects place exacting demands on accuracy and documentation.

LE34 carries out precise levelling for purposes including verification measurements, deformation monitoring and civil engineering projects where accurate height data is essential.

Precision setting out ensures that buildings, structures and technical installations are positioned exactly in accordance with the project’s coordinates. LE34 carries out precision setting out using modern surveying technology when projects place exacting demands on accuracy and documentation.

Get off to a good start with a preliminary property investigation that provides an overview of opportunities and challenges relating to landowners and rights.

LE34 prepares mapping for planning, design, regulatory processes and documentation, among other purposes. The maps are based on precise surveys, geodata and analyses tailored to the individual project.

Where boundaries or rights are uncertain, a prescriptive rights analysis can help clarify the circumstances. LE34 examines historical and current data and documents how the position has developed over time.

Private shared roads often raise questions about road status, road rights, maintenance and regulatory requirements. LE34 advises local authorities, landowners and other parties on the road-law, property-law and cadastral matters.

A probate court certificate documents who is entitled to represent a deceased person’s estate and dispose of its assets. LE34 advises on the property-law and land-registration matters when a property is transferred as part of an estate.

Project management ensures that professional, technical and regulatory processes are coordinated throughout a project. LE34 provides project management for civil engineering, utility and renewable energy projects, among others, with a focus on progress, coordination and documentation.

Nothing in property development should be left to chance; it is better to leave the work to LE34. Experience tells us that no two cases are alike, and our expertise means that whatever the form and scale of the property development, we have the full overview and the tools to give you the same.

In a due diligence review, we establish whether the information about a property stands up to scrutiny and whether the actual circumstances match the written record. Whatever type of property you need investigated, LE34’s experts are ready with geospatial expertise and legal insight to verify the information for you.

We might as well say it plainly: LE34 should be your first stop on the road to property formation. That gives you a legal foundation that ensures you get off to exactly the right start.

Property rights entitle an owner to control, use and dispose of a property within the limits of the law. LE34 advises on property-law matters and helps clarify the rights and restrictions attached to a property.

Where boundaries or property limits are uncertain, a quality assessment of the cadastral map can be an important first step. LE34 assesses the accuracy of the mapping and compares it with historical information and current surveys.

LE34 is certified to ISO 9001:2015 for quality. But it is about more than a certificate – it is part of our DNA.

Quality assurance during offshore platform moves requires precise surveying, control and positioning. LE34 has many years of experience in platform and rig moves and documents that installations are positioned correctly and in accordance with project requirements.

See also Quality assurance

Quality control ensures that surveys and civil engineering works meet the agreed requirements. LE34 uses checklists, verification measurements and ISO-certified quality management as part of its quality control.

Our experts lead the way in the latest hydrographic survey technologies, mapping at sea to establish water depths and seabed conditions so that vessels and development projects alike reach a safe harbour.

Railway speed upgrades require precise surveys and the management of rights along the railway. LE34 assists with surveying, land and rights acquisition and documentation throughout the project.

After decades of railway surveying, we at LE34 know Denmark’s rail network inside out. In this field too, we lead the way with the latest surveying technology, ensuring efficient railway surveys, high accuracy and 3D models for design – all without compromising safety or quality.

When boundaries, areas or property particulars do not match the actual circumstances, rectification can provide clarity. LE34 clarifies the circumstances and manages the cadastral case.

Rectification of title concerns the correct registration of ownership of real property in the Land Register. LE34 clarifies ownership and manages the necessary legal and cadastral processes so that the registration reflects the actual circumstances.

Release of mortgage security partially frees a property or area of land from an existing mortgage charge so that subdivision or a transfer of land between properties can proceed. LE34 advises on the release of mortgage debt and completes the necessary legal and cadastral casework.

Accurate rental areas are essential for lettings, contracts and financial matters. LE34 measures and calculates areas in accordance with applicable principles, providing a well-documented area basis.

See also Land and rights acquisition

Whether you are acquiring land and rights by voluntary agreement or compulsory acquisition, LE34 is a dependable partner. We present the optimum solutions, prepare documentation, manage dialogue with landowners, calculate compensation where relevant and see the cadastral and legal changes through to completion.

LE34 contributes to risk management in civil engineering, utility, climate and renewable energy projects through analysis, planning and project management. This provides a robust basis for addressing risks early in the project.

Closing a road may change access arrangements, maintenance responsibilities and control over the road land. LE34 advises on the road-law, property-law and cadastral matters and assists with the subsequent process.

Downgrading a road may affect its status and maintenance as well as the properties concerned. LE34 advises on the process and helps clarify the road-law and property-law matters.

LE34 advises on contributions to road works under the Danish Roads Act and assists with the basis for decisions, consultation of affected parties and allocation of road construction costs. We help local authorities conduct a legally correct and transparent process.

Where there is a will, road law shows the way. LE34 works at the intersection of engineering, architecture and law, so if your project faces the winding paths of road law, we are more than qualified to help you make good progress.

When roads are realigned, road-law, property-law and cadastral matters must all be addressed. LE34 assists with land and rights acquisition, dialogue with landowners and the subsequent process.

Rights should be respected, especially road rights. LE34 works at the intersection of engineering, architecture and law, so if your project faces the winding paths of road law, we are more than qualified to help you make good progress.

For road setting out, the right equipment is the way forward. With LE34’s Mobile Mapping, we use the latest technology to collect the necessary data so the road can be designed and then set out on site. This saves time and money without compromising quality or accuracy.

Upgrading a road changes its status and may affect operations, maintenance and the properties concerned. LE34 advises on the road-law, property-law and cadastral matters throughout the process.

Building, changing a property’s use or installing new infrastructure in a rural zone may require rural zone permission. LE34 advises on the options and helps establish a robust basis for the application.

See also 3D scanning

There are many names for the same valuable service: SLAM, laser scanning, 3D scanning, scanning, mobile mapping, terrestrial scanning and industrial scanning. But they all have two things in common: high-quality data and LE34. We scan existing conditions on land, on and under water, and from the air.

Need setting-out services for your project? LE34 is always ready to set out anything from conservatories to major civil engineering works. Whether you need a rapid response or a planned procedure, we are ready with x and y coordinates and levels when every tolerance class must be met.

Dreaming of a new carport or an extension to your home? LE34’s experts help set out your project, ensuring that your plans are positioned exactly where they should be without conflicting with neighbours, boundaries or easements.

Our experts lead the way in the latest hydrographic survey technologies, mapping at sea to establish water depths and seabed conditions so that vessels and development projects alike reach a safe harbour.

LE34 assists with Site Acquisition for telecom masts – from identifying and assessing suitable locations to dialogue with landowners, rights acquisition and regulatory processes. This creates a robust basis for installing new telecommunications infrastructure.

A site selection analysis identifies opportunities and constraints before a telecom mast is sited. LE34 analyses matters including the planning framework, landscape, existing masts and property particulars, giving the project a sound basis for the subsequent regulatory process.

Site servicing prepares land for new development by providing the groundwork for roads, utilities and construction. LE34 contributes surveying, planning and cadastral advice throughout the process.

With LE34’s floor robot, HP SitePrint, you get fast, precise digital layout, a complete overview of the CAD layout directly on floors and concrete slabs, and efficient marking of lines, curves and points.

Indoor scanning has never been faster and more advanced at the same time: SLAM technology (Simultaneous Localisation and Mapping) collects data quickly and efficiently without compromising accuracy or quality.
At LE34, revolutionary SLAM technology is our new and trusted companion for indoor scanning.

SmartSurvey^™ is a small technological revolution that transforms simple mobile-phone video into a complex 3D point cloud. It is faster, less expensive and better than traditional surveying methods and provides future-proof documentation.

Spatial planning shapes our countryside and towns; LE34 shapes your local authority’s spatial planning. We deliver interdisciplinary, holistic solutions in close cooperation with the authority’s planners.

State compulsory acquisition may be necessary to deliver major civil engineering, energy and infrastructure projects. LE34 manages land and rights acquisition, dialogue with landowners and compulsory acquisition documentation for some of Denmark’s largest infrastructure projects.

State compulsory acquisition follows a statutory process including inspection, consideration by the Danish Expropriation Commission and determination of compensation. LE34 advises developers and public authorities on property-law, cadastral and compulsory-acquisition matters throughout the process.

From subdividing development plots to creating the legal foundation for property formation and new neighbourhoods or districts, LE34 is always close at hand when a piece of land is to become legally yours.

LE34 prepares subdivision deeds as part of property formation and subdivision. We draft the deeds, handle land registration and address the cadastral matters so that the change of ownership is recorded correctly.

LE34 supervises drilling-rig moves and provides precise positioning, verification measurements and documentation throughout the operation.

LE34 advises on surface water management at an early stage in the planning of new urban areas, residential developments and infrastructure. We map terrain, flow paths, constraints and future rainfall events so that a strategy can be developed for managing routine and extreme rainfall within the project area. This provides a concrete basis for decisions on local plans, masterplans, site servicing, subdivision and further design.

See also Establishment of survey control points

LE34 establishes survey control networks for verification surveys and ongoing as-built documentation of construction projects. Using the latest technology, we collect precise data so that you, as the client, gain a digital overview of your project through 3D maps.

Surveying is one of our core services as Denmark’s largest firm of chartered surveyors. As specialists across the many disciplines of land surveying, we use the latest methods and approach the service as a discipline requiring technical ingenuity, precision and innovation. We survey in the field and return with accurate data that helps move your project one step forward.

LE34 supplies data for the design of climate adaptation projects – for example, terrain models for sustainable drainage systems and stormwater parks intended to manage increasing rainfall and more frequent cloudbursts.

Agricultural CO2 emissions are reduced when the wettest land is taken out of production and restored to nature. Should LE34’s chartered surveyors steer your climate project safely through to completion too?

A high-precision terrain model is indispensable when designing civil engineering works and residential developments.

LE34 advises local authorities and other developers on the Danish Roads Act and the road-law rules that apply to road construction, access arrangements, compulsory acquisition and road improvement contributions, among other matters. We assist throughout the regulatory process.

The guest principle plays a central role in Danish utility law and may affect rights, compensation and utility diversions. LE34 advises utility owners and public authorities on the legal matters associated with the guest principle.

The Danish LER Act sets requirements for how utility information is registered and shared. LE34 advises on the legislation and assists with processes and digital solutions that support the efficient handling of enquiries to the Danish Register of Underground Cable Owners (LER).

See also Drone surveying

Drone thermography makes it possible to identify temperature differences in buildings, technical installations and energy facilities, among other assets. LE34 supplies thermographic data to support inspection, fault-finding and documentation.

LE34 advises on title deeds and land registration when agricultural property is bought or sold. We draft the title deed, taking account of the particular property-law and cadastral matters that may apply to agricultural properties.

LE34 advises on title deeds and land registration when commercial property is bought or sold. We draft the title deed and handle registration of the change of ownership in the Land Register.

LE34 advises on title deeds and land registration when a holiday home is bought or sold. We draft the title deed and handle registration of the change of ownership in the Land Register.

LE34 advises on title deeds and land registration when a plot is bought or sold. We draft the title deed and handle registration of the change of ownership in the Land Register so that the transaction is correctly recorded.

Title identifies who has the legal right to a property. LE34 helps clarify and document ownership and manages the cadastral and legal processes associated with registering and changing title. We ensure that the information is consistent – both on the ground and in the Land Register.

If you wish to move land from one property to another, a transfer of land between properties may be the right solution. LE34 helps clarify the options and completes the cadastral case so that the registration reflects the actual circumstances.

The local authority gains a lead consultant for urban development, including the regeneration of obsolete industrial areas and the creation of new districts on greenfield sites. LE34’s planners contribute to the planning process from initial sketch to adopted local plan, while our chartered surveyors handle the legal formation and subdivision of properties and the management of road rights.

Preparing and processing local plans can consume a great deal of a local authority planning department’s time, and new matters such as surface water management may need to be incorporated into the plan. LE34 has extensive experience of the local plan process from A to Z and also advises on public involvement and dialogue.

Utility law becomes relevant when utility infrastructure is affected by civil engineering projects, roadworks or changed land arrangements. LE34 advises on rights, agreements and applicable legislation and helps identify durable solutions.

With VA-banken©, LE34 is helping Danish utility companies take the next step and move into the industry’s premier league with a new suite of standard software dedicated to their needs.

We survey and record utility lines and all associated features, including service connections, bends and crossing utilities. We do so precisely, and we have experience across every utility type: water, wastewater, heat, gas, fibre and electricity cables.

With VA-banken©, LE34 is helping Danish utility companies take the next step and move into the industry’s premier league with a new suite of standard software dedicated to their needs.

See also As-built documentation

Verification surveys provide assurance that assets and structures have been built as designed. LE34 carries out precise measurements that form the basis for quality assurance and documentation.

Visibility splay easements secure the sight lines required at roads and vehicular accesses for road safety. LE34 advises on visibility splay easements and helps clarify, draft and register the necessary easements.

Visualisations provide a clear understanding of how a new solar farm, wind farm or development will appear. They also illustrate any potential visual impacts of the project.

LE34 calculates volumes of soil, gravel and other materials from precise surveys and 3D data. Volume calculations provide a documented basis for design, quantity calculations and payment in building and civil engineering projects.

A voluntary agreement between a client and a landowner is always preferable, but it requires willingness from both parties. Most importantly, it requires an experienced landowner negotiator to act as intermediary. LE34’s legal specialists pay close attention to detail and are always close at hand.

We survey watercourses and associated ditches, structures, manholes, pumping stations and drains. This provides a robust basis for the Green Tripartite Agreement’s withdrawal of low-lying organic soils from production, the delivery of nitrogen wetland or nature projects, or a local authority’s revision of its watercourse regulations.

For building scanning, we use a range of the latest and most advanced technologies, allowing us to scale and tailor the speed, accuracy and level of detail of the work. This means that we scan at the appropriate level and create precisely the 3D models that match your project’s needs.

At LE34, we collect and process 3D data for building and civil engineering projects. The data streamlines every stage of the process – from surveying and setting out to machine control, volume calculations and documentation for the client. You save surveyor and machine hours, materials and fuel.

LE34 carries out 3D modelling based on surveys, scans and geodata. We tailor the models to the project’s needs so that they can be used for purposes including design, refurbishment, visualisation and documentation.

LE34 creates 3D models from precise surveys and geodata. The models are used for purposes including design, visualisation, documentation and digital twins.

Comprehensive 3D scanning gives you an accurate basis for design, helping you avoid errors and delays later in the process. LE34’s specialists scan existing buildings, structures and roads, both indoors and outdoors – in short, there are no limits to the structures for which we can provide accurate 3D scan data.

LE34 combines thermography with 3D models, enabling us to analyse and document temperature differences at their precise geographical locations. This provides a robust basis for inspection, analysis and design.

How can everyone involved in a project share and collaborate on point clouds, 3D models and interactive maps? With 360° images assembled in PointView®, all parties gain access to enormous volumes of data in an image-based web format where they can move through the building’s digital twin and assess structural conditions. At LE34, our advice is always tailored to the individual project.