Boundary and Topographic Surveys

Requires a multifaceted approach to understanding a property’s characteristics. The survey involves establishing accurate property boundaries through field measurements and research, identifying any encroachments or boundary disputes. Simultaneously, the survey maps the topography of the land, capturing elevation changes, contours, and natural features. Additionally, the survey assesses the location, species, and health of trees on the property. This combined survey provides a comprehensive overview necessary for land development, construction planning, and land-use decisions, incorporating both legal and physical aspects of the property.

Boundary Survey:

• Locate and verify property corners and lines.
• Establish accurate property boundaries.
• Research property records and historical data.
• Demarcate boundaries visibly and with survey monuments.
• Prepare a detailed boundary survey report with legal descriptions.

Topographic Survey:

• Map terrain contours and elevation points.
• Document natural and man-made features, such as structures and utilities.
• Identify changes in landform and drainage patterns.
• Provide accurate topographic data for design and planning purposes.
• Generate topographic maps reflecting site conditions.

This comprehensive process entails the delineation of property boundaries and the mapping of the land’s physical characteristics, facilitating well-informed land use planning, design, and development endeavors.

Enviromental Land Surveying

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