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 →
Land surveying shows homeowners what a property actually looks like today, not what it looked like years ago. When a family plans an addition on a home with multiple past owners, that current picture is what matters. The starting point … Continue reading →
Most property projects run into problems that a land survey would have caught. A developer buys a lot and finds out the usable area is smaller than expected. A builder pours a foundation and learns it crosses a setback line. … Continue reading →
