Approved plans look tidy on a screen. Turning them into roads, pads and utility lines that sit in exactly the right spot is where a construction survey earns its keep. Subdivisions raise the stakes because so much happens at once. … Continue reading →
Fence alignment accuracy depends on knowing exactly where the property line runs before the first post goes in. A boundary survey with property mapping gives an installer that starting point. It marks the true corners and the path between them, … Continue reading →
Walk any older property long enough and you start noticing things that don’t quite add up. A shed sitting at an odd angle to the fence. A concrete pad that extends further than it probably should. A side yard that … Continue reading →
