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Clients need a licensed surveyor's legal boundary determination before fencing, construction near property lines, or any title insurance-related transaction.

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About Land Surveying Services

What clients expect and what professionals need to know

Land surveying establishes precise legal boundaries, elevations, and topography using GPS receivers, total stations, and data collectors referenced to state plane coordinate systems. Boundary surveys locate property corners, set iron pins, and produce a plat showing legal dimensions and bearing. Topographic surveys generate contour maps for drainage design, grading plans, and site planning. ALTA/NSPS surveys are the most comprehensive, required by lenders for commercial transactions.

Clients need a licensed surveyor's legal boundary determination before fencing, construction near property lines, or any title insurance-related transaction.

Licensing & credentials: Licensed Professional Land Surveyor (RPLS or PLS) required by law in all 50 states to perform, certify, and record surveys; no one else may legally establish property boundaries.

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Land Surveying — Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions from clients looking for Land Surveying services

When do I legally need a land survey?

Before installing a fence on or near a property line, before new construction near setback lines, when purchasing property with unclear boundaries, and whenever title insurance or a lender requires one.

What is the difference between a boundary survey and a topographic survey?

Boundary surveys locate legal property lines and corners; topographic surveys measure elevations and surface features for design use — they answer different questions and one doesn't substitute for the other.

How long does a land survey take?

Field work for a residential boundary survey takes 2–6 hours; research, drafting, and certification take an additional 2–5 business days. ALTA surveys for commercial property take 1–2 weeks.

What happens if my fence is already over the property line?

An encroachment exists; resolution options include negotiating an easement, purchasing the strip from the neighbor, or relocating the fence. A survey establishes the facts before any legal action.

Can a real estate agent tell me where my property lines are?

No — property line determination is the exclusive legal domain of a licensed land surveyor. Deeds, GIS maps, and online tools provide approximations, not legally defensible boundary locations.

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