Land Surveying and Civil Engineering

If you need to know where your property lines are, you need a boundary survey. A boundary survey of the subject property will be made and the property corners will be located and verified or reset. A check for violations or encroachments onto or from the subject property will be made. All information used in the boundary resolution will be shown on a Certificate of Survey and provided to the client once the survey has been finalized.  

A boundary survey of the subject property will be made and the property corners will be located and verified or reset. The existing improvements on the property will also be located. All information will be shown on the Certificate of Survey. This survey will allow the owner to see the relationship of their existing structures and fences to the each other and to the property lines.

This is the most comprehensive type of survey and improvement location. It covers all aspects of the boundary survey and improvement location and identification of any additional evidence of possession or use, which could be adverse to the interests of the purchaser. This type of survey is normally performed on commercial properties at the time of sale or refinance.

This is a survey of real property with the main purpose of determining the configuration of the surface of the ground and the location of all natural and artificial objects, including utilities, drainage ways, structures, ingress and egress to the property and any other visible limitations or enhancements to the property. This survey should be performed in conjunction with a Boundary Survey to show lines of possession and is normally conducted for an architectural planning or engineering design projects.

This is a survey used to obtain a building permit for any type of construction, Depending on the property, it may be in the property owners best interest to also obtain a boundary survey along with the site plan, but this is not always required. Proposed buildings or additions will be shown with their relationship to property lines noted.