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A boundary survey determines the legal property line of a parcel of land described in a legal description. A legal description is typically found on the parcel’s deed or other public county records. The survey should also show above ground improvements, recorded easement, and potential encroachments from other parcels.

Besides county and city requirements, a boundary survey will show your property boundaries. This is very important when you are purchasing a property as well as adding improvements.

The most common survey type may have different names, but typically covers the same purpose. These are known as: Boundary Survey, Property Survey, As-Built Survey, Mortgage Survey, and Final Survey.

Surveys needed for design or construction include: Topographic Survey, Spot Survey, Tree Survey, Foundation Survey, Building Layout, Utility Survey, and Right-of-Way Survey.

Other survey types include: The ALTA Survey, which is normally required for commercial purchases. A Radial or Distance Survey is used to obtain licenses for Group Homes or Assisted Living Facilities (ALF), and Liquor licenses.

Elevation Certificates are used to obtain flood insurance and also for construction.

The cost of a survey is typically determined by: property size and shape, building size and shape, and the type of survey required.

We strive to complete the work as quick as possible. Timelines vary by our current workload, but you will receive a realistic completion time when you confirm an order. You may be able to receive your survey within 24 hours.

We require payment authorization to be provided to confirm an order with a company check or online form here. Payment is normally processed when field work is completed, not before we visit the property. We simply ask that payment be guaranteed in order to confirm the work. Some contracts may provide other terms that are not described here.

We provide survey work to many different clients including (but not limited to): homeowners, business owners, architects, developers, community associations, counties, general contractors, builders, attorneys, title companies, realtors, investors, and the list goes on.

All accessible points or monuments should be recovered and flagged, painted, or marked with an identifiable material. In the event that there is no access to a property corner, it will be depicted on the final survey map, and we can also discuss other options to mark the corner.

Your property corners will be marked when you request a boundary survey. In the event that you do not need a survey map, we may be able to provide property corner identification only. However, this does not apply to all property types. To determine if your property qualifies for this please contact us.