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Establishes the legal limits of your property. We research deeds and public records, then locate and mark your property corners in the field.

The most comprehensive property survey, prepared to national standards for commercial transactions. Documents boundaries, easements, access, and improvements alongside the title commitment.

A FEMA form that records how high your building sits relative to local flood risk. Used for flood insurance rating and floodplain building permits.

Prepares a written legal description and supporting sketch for a parcel, easement, or right-of-way — ready for deeds, easements, and recording.

Maps the shape of the land — elevations, contours, and visible features such as structures, trees, and drainage — to support design and planning.

Captures millions of precise measurements to build detailed 3D point clouds of sites, buildings, and infrastructure — fast, complete, and without disrupting operations.

Survey-grade mapping of large or hard-to-reach areas from aerial imagery or LiDAR. We plan the project, survey the ground control, and produce the final drawings.

Establishes precise, permanent reference points tied to state and national coordinate systems, so every survey, drone flight, and design lines up.

Determines and maps the limits of roads, easements, and utility corridors, and the parcels along them.

Detailed field data and mapping of pavement, drainage, and roadside conditions to support road improvement design.

Identifies and maps buried utilities through records research, geophysical detection, and test holes — so designers can avoid conflicts before anyone digs.

Lays out the division of land into lots, roads, and easements, and prepares the plat for county review, approval, and recording.

Transfers the approved design from the plans to the ground — marking exactly where buildings, roads, utilities, and grades should be built.

Verifies the location and elevation of foundation forms or a poured slab before vertical construction — often required by the building department.

Documents what was actually constructed — the final location and elevation of improvements — to verify compliance and complete permits or project closeout.