A construction survey checks where a new home actually sits on a lot, not just where the plans say it should sit. Builders have to keep new homes a set distance from property lines, streets, and other limits set by … 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 →
What’s the Difference? Construction staking and layout surveys are not the same thing. Builders mix them up constantly, and it costs time and money. A layout survey (also called a site plan survey or improvement location survey) is done before … Continue reading →