Land Survey Company 

Most clients only need a property address and the basic reason for the survey, such as a boundary check, a planned addition, or a real estate transaction. Any previous documents—like plats, site plans, or old surveys—can be helpful, but they’re completely optional. We’ll also ask a few simple questions to understand your goals so our team knows exactly what to look for when they arrive. If there are any specific concerns on your property, such as fencing issues or drainage questions, sharing those ahead of time helps us prepare. Our goal is to make the process as straightforward as possible, even if this is your first time working with a surveyor.

Most standard surveys are finished within two to three days, but timing can vary depending on the size of the property, terrain challenges, and the type of survey requested. Surveys connected to construction or permitting sometimes need extra documentation. Weather conditions can also influence the timeline, especially during heavy rain seasons. Before we begin, we walk you through what to expect so you’re never left guessing. If anything changes during the process, we keep you informed right away to help you plan around your schedule. Our goal is accuracy delivered as efficiently as possible.

Yes—every survey includes a digital copy that you can easily download, print, or forward to contractors, architects, or permitting offices. Many clients prefer digital files because they’re convenient to store and simple to share when projects involve multiple people. We also offer printed versions if you prefer a physical document for your records. All completed surveys are archived securely, so if you ever misplace your copy, we can send another one quickly. Digital delivery helps keep the entire process smooth and accessible, especially for clients juggling deadlines for closings, permits, or construction plans.

Absolutely. We know that survey documents can be unfamiliar to people who don’t work with them regularly, so we’re always happy to walk through the results in clear, everyday language. We’ll explain property boundaries, easement notes, measurements, and any markings. This is especially helpful for homeowners planning improvements or resolving potential boundary questions. Our goal is to make sure you understand what the survey shows so you can make confident decisions moving forward. If additional questions come up later, we’re always available to talk through those too.

Yes. A survey is often one of the most helpful first steps before starting a renovation, addition, or outdoor improvement because it clarifies exactly where your property lines, easements, and structural features are located. This information helps you avoid zoning conflicts, neighbor disputes, or costly rework later in the project. Many homeowners use surveys to plan fence installations, additions, driveways, or detached structures with confidence. Your contractor may also request a survey to ensure their plans meet local requirements. By having clear, accurate information from the start, you can move forward knowing your project is aligned with local guidelines and your property’s layout.