A boundary retracement survey re-establishes the corners and boundary lines of an existing tract of land. Before a tract of land can be subdivided, its corners and boundary lines must be re-established.

A topographic survey locates man-made and natural features such as buildings, curb, driveways, trees, streams, ground elevation, etc.

Plan depicting field located data of property and topographic surveys.

Staking points on the ground for the purposes of constructing roads, buildings, stormwater facilities, etc. according to approved plans.

Services for the purpose of dividing land into two or more separate lots. Typically involves deed research, boundary and topographic survey and plans.

Provide locations and elevations of site improvements to verify they were built as planned.

Precise location, both for horizontal position and elevation of points for use in mapping of aerial photographs, construction staking, environmental monitoring and GIS (Geographic Information Systems).

Surveys requiring minimum standards for the purpose of insuring title to real property.

Provide field survey information as required to fill out and provide certification for an Elevation Certificate and Letters of Map Amendment (LOMA) & Loma Requests.

Provides a written "metes and bounds" description of a given parcel of land that would then be incorporated into a deed, mortgage or title insurance policy

Provides essential details about the piece of property represented by the deed, including its dimensions, improvements, location, land area and relation to adjacent properties.

Combining research of land records with a physical property inspection, we will identify any existing easements associated with the land, along with any structures on the property that are present as a result of easements

Having a 3D model with survey-grade accuracy can be a huge asset for engineering projects.