Land surveyor salary in the UK (2026)
What does a Land surveyor earn?
What employers advertise across the UK.
£66,200 per year, median
the midpoint of 88 advertised salaries from 33 employers, collected 29 Aug 2026 – 21 Oct 2026
about £5,500 a month
- Low
- £33,100
- Median
- £66,200
- Average
- £59,400
- High
- £85,000
Median
Average
Low £33,100
High £85,000
Half of the adverts fall between £41,000 and £75,000. “Low” and “high” are the bottom and top tenth of what is advertised, not the single cheapest and dearest advert — one unusual posting should not decide either end.
How this figure was worked out
- 88 advertised salaries, from 33 different employers.
- Collected between 29 Aug 2026 and 21 Oct 2026.
- Stated in the advert as a yearly figure (84), an hourly rate (4). Hourly and monthly figures are converted to a year at 1,950 hours, so they can be compared with the ones stated annually.
- Figures are rounded to the nearest hundred. Adverts offering part-time only are left out, because a part-time figure is not comparable with a full-time one.
These are advertised salaries, read from the text of employers’ own job adverts. They are not verified with the employer, they are not what anyone is necessarily paid, and they are not a pay survey.
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