Challenge. Create. Solve.

Our team is always considering how we can make a positive difference for residential, commercial and industrial
New Zealand.

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How will our design improve the current landscape?

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How will it help people?

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How will it make a difference?

 

These are the questions we ask ourselves before embarking on a project.

 

Meet our team. Making things happen.

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The Bonisch legacy began more than 40 years ago.

Founding director and registered surveyor Noel Bonisch established the business in 1973 in Invercargill. From its infancy, Bonisch always had big ideas. The company has been involved in many high-profile projects throughout the Southland and Otago regions – from the Tiwai Point aluminium smelter and Fonterra developments at Edendale to rural subdivisions in the Gibbston Valley near Queenstown and large-scale residential developments in Te Anau, Winton and Invercargill.

 

Working with some of the largest commercial companies in New Zealand

Bonisch has worked with some of the largest commercial companies in New Zealand, providing its full suite of services to deliver projects on time and above expectation. Our expert team is highly versed in their relative engineering, planning and surveying disciplines, which means we often have solutions for potential roadblocks before they even happen.

We still call Invercargill home, but we have branches in Christchurch, Te Anau and Kaikoura and work on projects nationwide.

Community Support

For over a decade, the Bonisch team has been actively involved in supporting a range of initiatives, driven by our strong commitment to giving back to the community.

Our dedication extends to diverse causes such as KidsCan, rugby and cricket sports clubs, and the annual Special Children's Christmas Party, as we are deeply passionate about making a positive impact for our staff and their families outside of work in their personal lives as well as for our wider local communities.

Bonisch has worked for New Zealand’s tomorrow for a long time.
We don’t plan on changing that.