A fence that sits two feet over the property line might not seem like a big deal. Until you try to build something near it. Or sell your home. Or apply for a permit. Then it becomes a very big … Continue reading →
Boundary survey cost can vary from one property to another. Older properties often cost more to survey because they usually require more research and fieldwork. Older deeds, missing markers, changes made over time, and overgrown land can all make the … Continue reading →
An as-built survey is completed after construction is finished. It shows the final size, location, and layout of structures and improvements as they were actually built. When a homeowner adds a pool, room, garage, or porch, an as-built survey creates … Continue reading →