Dividing land into home sites seems straightforward. You draw lines on an aerial photo and you are done. That approach causes problems. Old boundaries may not be where you think. Roads, streams, and recorded rights can limit where new lines … Continue reading →
Splitting acreage sounds simple until the details pile up. Before you draw new lines, a subdivision survey answers the questions that decide whether the plan works. It checks the parent tract, tests where lines can go and confirms access and … Continue reading →
There are different reasons why somebody would need boundary surveying in their property. Often, this type of surveying is done if the owner of the property wants to legally place an item on the property such as a structure or … Continue reading →