You own two lots side by side, and you want them to act as one. Owning both does not make them one lot in the eyes of the city. A lot survey is the first real step, because it maps … Continue reading →
Survey mapping from a licensed professional surveyor and a property line app are not the same thing, even though they can look similar on a screen. Developers sometimes pull up a free app, see a boundary line, and treat it … Continue reading →
Survey mapping can catch a drainage problem years before it floods a foundation. Developers often think of drainage as something to fix after water starts pooling. That’s backwards. Good survey mapping spots the warning signs while the site is still … Continue reading →