Cadastral (Boundary) Survey
Establishes or re-establishes property lines and corner markers based on legal land descriptions.
Discuss this surveyGEORGIA LAND SURVEYING
Keep your
project
moving.
Clear scope. Efficient coordination. Surveying built around your next step.
From property lines to site planning, start with the information your project needs—and a schedule you can plan around.
Start your quote requestTell us your location, project type, and target date.
Clear project scopeCoordinated fieldworkPractical deliverables
THE RIGHT SURVEY FOR THE JOB
Start with your
property’s next step.
Buying, building, or planning an improvement? The purpose of your project helps determine the survey you need.
Control Survey
Sets precise horizontal and vertical reference points (benchmarks) to act as a framework for other larger or smaller surveys.
Discuss this surveyTopographic Survey
Maps the shape of the land and locates natural and man-made features like trees, buildings, and elevation contours.
Discuss this surveyConstruction Survey
Transfers design plans from paper to the actual physical ground using stakes and markers to guide builders.
Discuss this surveyHydrographic Survey
Measures and maps underwater features, riverbeds, coastlines, and water depths for navigation and marine construction.
Discuss this surveyRoute Survey
Gathers topographical data along a long, narrow path to plan and design linear infrastructure like highways, railways, and pipelines.
Discuss this surveyMine Survey
Manages and maps both surface and underground workings to guide mineral exploration, tunneling, and safety.
Discuss this surveyAs-Built Survey
Documents the final, exact physical locations of newly constructed project elements to verify they match the original engineering design.
Discuss this surveyPhotogrammetric Survey
Uses overlapping aerial or satellite photographs and remote sensing to map large or hard-to-reach areas.
Discuss this surveySPEED STARTS WITH CLARITY
A smoother process.
A clearer path ahead.
Efficient surveying starts before a crew arrives. Getting the right details early helps reduce avoidable delays.
Send the essentials once.
Property address, intended use, available documents, and your target date help define the work.
Know what happens next.
Confirm the proposed scope, deliverables, access requirements, and schedule before proceeding.
Plan for the real conditions.
Timing depends on records, property size, site access, weather, and project complexity. Request a project-specific estimate.
BEFORE YOU GET STARTED
A few useful answers.
How quickly can my survey be completed?
Turnaround depends on the scope, available records, access, conditions, and scheduling. Include your target date in your inquiry so timing can be evaluated before you commit.
What information should I have ready?
Start with the property address or parcel identifier, the reason for the survey, and your target date. Existing plats, deeds, or site plans may also be useful.
Which survey do I need?
Describe what you intend to do with the property and who will use the survey. Your designer, lender, or project team may have specific deliverable requirements.
Do you cover my location?
Include your Georgia city or county in the project details. Service availability must be confirmed for your location.
GET YOUR NEXT STEP IN MOTION
Tell us about
your project.
Gather the details needed for a useful conversation about scope and timing.
Template preview: this form creates a project brief on your device. It does not send a quote request.