Boundary surveys: Surveys to establish the property lines of clients through the application of survey measurements and legal principals so they can be sure of their property limits.

ALTA/ACSM surveys: Surveys to establish the property lines and reference improvements to the property lines and possible encumbrances that may affect the title to such property. This type of survey is typically for commercial properties and requested by financial institutions that are financing a new business enterprise purchasing valuable real estate, for new construction, etc.

Construction surveys: Surveys to establish alignment and grade for the construction of roads, bridges, buildings, and utilities.

Topographic surveys: Surveys used in architectural and engineering design for new construction, drainage, site design, and landscape design. The surveys consist of detailed maps prepared of the site reflecting both physical features and the elevations of the terrain.

Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) surveys: Surveys to establish position and elevation on the earth’s surface for the safe navigation of the airways.

Flood elevation surveys: Surveys that are used to determine whether properties lie within flood zones as established by the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA). This type of survey assists the clients in the removal of their property from flood zones if possible, through the process of Letters of Map Amendment or Letters of Map Revision Based Upon Fill.

Mortgage Title Inspections: Certificates used by financial institutions to verify improvements being within property lines and to uncover possible encumbrances on the property.

No Starts: Site inspections requested by lending agencies for new construction to verify if construction has begun prior to financing.