The Land Registry is the base every permit stands on. We help you read it and coordinate what needs to be entered or corrected.
The Land Registry extract and map say more than they seem to: who the owner is, which easements and liens burden the plot, where the access runs, what type of land it is and whether the boundaries on site match the map. We help you evaluate this before buying a plot and before starting a project.
We also coordinate entries: registering a new building after completion, establishing an easement for a connection or an access road, entering a geometric plan after a division, or correcting an incorrect record. We prepare the documents and arrange a surveyor or a lawyer where necessary.
A registry discrepancy discovered only when the application is filed can delay the permit by months. A short check at the start is cheaper than a fix in the middle of the proceedings.
Fill out the form and we’ll schedule a meeting.
We review your project, assess the land and propose the best path to permit.
We prepare a clear roadmap for the whole process.
We define required documents, set a timeline and arrange all specialist work.
We gather all required documents and materials.
We coordinate the designer, surveyor and other specialists to ensure complete documentation.
We finalize the documentation and handle the authorities.
We prepare and submit the application, then follow up with the office until the decision is issued.
CZK 29,900
CZK 22,000
One-time fee
Obtaining a building permit for a catalogue family house.
CZK 34,900
CZK 27,000
One-time fee
Obtaining a building permit for a custom-designed family house.
Price based on scope
Tailored offer
Services beyond the standard scope of family house construction.
The price includes our complete engineering activity leading to the submission of the building permit application. Costs for project documentation, surveys, geodetic work, administrative fees and services provided by external specialists are billed separately. You will receive an exact quotation after a free consultation.
Yes, access from a public road or via an easement is one of the first things we verify in the Land Registry.
Yes, after completion we prepare the documents for the Land Registry entry, including the geometric plan from the surveyor.