Metes and Bounds Surveys for Older Lots
Metes and Bounds Surveys for Older Lots Posted on September 3, 2026 by Surveyor Some old deeds read like a treasure map. Start at the big oak, go 200 feet to the iron stake, then turn at the stone
Metes and Bounds Surveys for Older Lots Posted on September 3, 2026 by Surveyor Some old deeds read like a treasure map. Start at the big oak, go 200 feet to the iron stake, then turn at the stone
When a Property’s Existing Elevation Needs to Be Documented Before Renovation Posted on August 27, 2026 by Surveyor You cannot plan a renovation on ground you have not measured. An elevation survey records the exact height of the land and
How a Boundary Surveyor Helps Prevent Encroachment Disputes Posted on August 6, 2026 by Surveyor Most boundary fights start the same way. Someone assumes where the line is, then builds on that guess. A fence, a shed, or a driveway