WHAT WE DO
Boundary Surveys
Every private individual or business should know where their land boundaries are located. Different circumstances can often arise where a surveyed and platted boundary description will be of great importance to a land owner.
We provide full boundary location services that start with researching your land's records to find the most current deeds and plats of significance to your parcel. The research also encompasses adjoining properties to fully paint a picture of where a client's land is located in relation to those bordering it.
Field reconnaissance is done on the subject property to identify any property corners and monumentation that can be recovered to accurately demonstrate the intent of the deeds and plats of record. This ultimately leads to the field survey itself which is performed through the use of conventional and GPS methods to precisely locate the field evidence found. This field survey also includes the location of existing planimetric features such as roads and buildings to more accurately identify the subject property and those surrounding it.
With the completion of the field survey, a final plat can then be created (per state requirements) and any missing corner monumentation can be replaced.
Topographic Surveys
We provide topographic surveys of land parcels to accurately show the relief (or land contours) that exist on a current site. Some modern methods for contouring can include photogrammetric methods (drones). However, due to cost restrictions or tree cover on a site, these methods can prove unrealistic for some clients. Through both conventional and GPS methods we can provide contour information to our clients as needed.
Deed Research
Quite often as individuals attempt to find information regarding their property, they run into "dead ends" without finding all of the information they needed (such as deeds and plats of record). We can provide assistance as desired in researching public land records to recover needed information. We have years of experience in researching public land records and can put that knowledge to work in helping clients find long lost information.