Surveying
- Oil And Gas Surveys
- Land/Boundry Surveys
- Mapping
- Platting
- R.O.W. Determination
- Construction Staking
- GPS Surveying
Engineering
Land And Boundry Surveys
Why hire a surveyor?
A land surveyor researches your property and its adjoining tracts before physically locating any improvements or boundary markers. Then any discrepancies that were identified by personal accounts, legal descriptions, plats, and maps will be noted for our survey crew in the field when measurements are taken and data is gathered. Possible conflicts can usually be readily resolved or corrected before property is divided or transferred, avoiding expensive problems later on.
When obtaining a loan, some companies require a current survey. If dividing property into smaller tracts, a surveyor can provide documents and sketches with metes and bounds descriptions for attorneys, and county and city approval. A surveyor can place stakes and markers at the precise location needed for the construction improvements.
Surveyors can help locate FEMA Flood-Plain zones in relation to your property. Surveyors can provide elevation measurements for certifications or insurance purposes.
Surveyors use the best equipment and methods to accurately measure your property and locate improvements.
Surveyors have been around for a long time.
Deuteronomy 19, verse 14:
Thou shalt not remove thy neighbour’s landmark, which they of old time have set in thine inheritance. (Paraphrased in The Message as, “Don’t move you neighbor’s boundary markers, the longstanding landmarks set up by your pioneer ancestors defining their property.”)