Land Survey

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Surveyor equipment GPS system or theodolite outdoors at construction site.

Two workers wearing personal protective equipment evaluating the land for surveying.

A land survey measures and defines property boundaries, elevations, and physical site features to support development, design, and legal documentation.

ALTA/NSPS land title surveys are typically required for commercial real estate transactions to verify boundary lines, easements, encroachments, and site conditions.

Boundary surveys define legal property lines, while topographic surveys map existing surface features and elevation changes to support engineering and design.

Surveyors provide construction layout, stake-out, and as-built documentation to ensure structures are built in the correct location and elevation according to design plans.