A topographic survey maps the physical shape of a piece of land, showing elevation changes, slopes, trees, drainage features, and existing structures. It does not establish who owns the property. Architects, engineers, and builders use it to design projects that … Continue reading →
A land survey has three main phases: research and preparation, fieldwork on your property, and office work to produce your final document. From start to finish, most surveys take one to three weeks. You do not need to be present … Continue reading →
There are six main types of land surveys: boundary surveys, ALTA/NSPS surveys, topographic surveys, mortgage surveys, construction staking surveys, and subdivision surveys. Each one serves a different purpose. The right type depends on whether you are buying property, building a … Continue reading →