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 →
Land survey cost on inherited property with missing corners is almost always higher than on a regular lot. Inherited land often has not been surveyed in many years. Family members may have divided it over time without keeping records. The … Continue reading →
A topographic survey can save a property owner thousands of dollars before a single piece of equipment arrives on a rural sloped lot. Most people think of a topo survey as something engineers use. But for anyone planning a driveway … Continue reading →