Land surveyors watch it happen all the time. A buyer falls for a piece of land, signs fast and sorts out the details later. The land looks perfect, so they don’t slow down. That rush is the mistake surveyors see … Continue reading →
LiDAR mapping captures elevation data in fine detail. No person walking a site can match that detail. It shows the small rises and dips that decide where water goes when heavy rain falls. In areas that deal with rain again … Continue reading →
A construction staking survey rarely happens just once on a new home build. Builders call the surveyor back again and again, and that surprises a lot of first time clients. The reason is simple. A new home moves through several … Continue reading →