Boundary Surveying & Mapping LLC

Boundary Survey - A Boundary Survey is a procedure by which a Professional Land Surveyor establishes boundaries or established monuments and is an official survey that is recorded in the appropriate jurisdiction.

ALTA/ACSM Land Title Survey - Commercial real estate investors need a surveyor to provide an ALTA survey in an expedited timeline to meet lending and extended title coverage requirements. To be acceptable to a title insurance company for the purpose of insuring title to real property free and clear of survey matters, a survey of real property is required.

Adjustments - Boundary Line Adjustments / Property Line Adjustments require application and approval from the governing jurisdiction where the property is located. The surveyor can handle working with the governmental agencies, survey the land and file map and new descriptions.

As-built Surveys - After improvements have been made, a horizontal and vertical survey performed.

Flood Determination - A determination of the existence or non-existence of special flood hazard areas based on the current Federal Emergency Management Agency's (FEMA) Flood Insurance Rate Maps (FIRM).

Legal Descriptions - A legal description is the legally accepted description or definition of a parcel of land. The legal descriptions can be prepared for easements, easement vacations, lease parcels, dedications, consolidation other documents requiring a description of land.

Mapping - Boundary Surveying and Mapping LLC can provide topographic surveys and exhibit for any aspects of your project. Extensive Auto-CAD Civil 3D knowledge creates seamless integration with your project.

Plats - A map of a town or a section of land that has been subdivided into lots showing the location and boundaries of individual parcels with the streets, alleys, easements, and rights of use over the land of another. This a long multi-step process and can vary significantly depending on where the property is located.

Plot Plans - A pre-construction drawing showing the location of proposed improvements such as buildings, walks and drives.

Right of Way Dedications and Easements - Some projects require various easements and/or right of way dedications that should be prepared by a professional land surveyor.

Site Planning and Feasibility Studies - Mapping required for potential project evaluations.