Topographic Surveys

Plots The Surface For Visualization And Planning In 3D. Displays Features Such As Utilities, Roads, Watercourses, Ditches, Embankments, Contours As Well As Other Improvements. Both Natural And Man-Made Features Are Located and Shown On the Survey. Needed When Adding New Structures To Developed Land To Show How The Property Will Look After Construction. 

Subdivision Surveys

Used To Divide Land Into Smaller Lots, Tracts, Or Estates. Required By Local Government Agencies To Plan Streets, Lots, And Drainage. Also Called A Partition Survey Or Platting. Before Construction Begins, The Planning Commission Or Zoning Board Must Review And Approve Of The Plat Map.

Construction Surveys

Stake Out Features And Structures Like Roads, Utilities, Walls, And Buildings Within A Construction Project. Stakes The Slope, Vertical And Horizontal Grading, And An As-Built Survey. Staking Shows Directions For Implementing Improvements Shown On The Plans. 

ALTA/ACSM Surveys

Typically Used For Commercial Real Estate, Show Existing Improvements On A Site Relative To Its Boundaries As You See Them On The Deed. Shows Improvements, Easements, Rights-Of-Ways, Zoning Classifications, Waterfronts, And Much More. ALTA/NSPS Is a Comprehensive, And Therefore, A Rather Expensive Survey Taking from as little as Two Weeks To Several Months to Complete.

Boundary Surveys

Used To Identify And Confirm The Corners And Boundary Lines Of A Parcel Of Land Following State Law. May Include Easement Lines And Encroachments and Can Be Performed In A Few Hours Depending On The Size Of The Lot.

Mortgage Surveys

Also Known As Title Surveys, Requested By Title Companies, Banks, And Mortgage Lenders To Confirm There Has Been No Trespassing By An Adjacent Property Owner And Local Zoning Laws And Building Codes Are Met. Show  Easements Remain Accessible. Locates Every Detail Of A Property, Including The Locations Of The Trees.