Adding a pad to an existing retail center sounds simple. The pavement is there, the traffic is there, and a tenant is ready to sign. Then a crew hits a water line nobody knew about. Survey mapping for existing utilities … Continue reading →
Two neighbors want to join their lots into one. A homeowner wants to split a big lot into two smaller ones. Either way, everyone asks the same question first. What’s the average cost for a land survey going to be? … Continue reading →
A new water corridor needs careful survey mapping before anyone writes the easement papers. The mapping confirms the parcels, the shape of the land and the rights that already sit along the route. That gives the people drafting the documents … Continue reading →