A boundary survey (also known as a property survey) is a way to formally define the boundaries of a property.

ALTA’s are generally used in the transfer of ownership of commercial property, but may be used in other situations as well.

Topographic surveys are required to measure and map the shape, contour and location of land features and man-made objects on the surface of the land and below bodies of water.

Route surveying includes the field and office work required to plan, design, and lay out any “long and narrow” transportation facility.

Construction surveyors make measurements and recommendations to engineers, architects and other professionals at all stages of construction.

An as-built survey provides details about structures being built or recently completed upon the property.

A licensed land surveyor can prepare adequate land descriptions for new parcels or locate boundaries as described in existing deeds.

An easement is the right to use, cross or access another’s piece of land without assuming ownership.