The construction world keeps changing. Over the last few years, artificial intelligence has moved from a new idea to a real tool. It now helps engineers design roads, bridges, buildings, and even whole communities. Because of that, geotechnical engineering is … Continue reading →
You close on what you believe is 3 acres. The listing says 3. The tax record shows 3. Everything feels clear. Then the boundary survey comes back at 2.4 acres. That moment can feel shocking. However, a boundary survey does … Continue reading →
If you own or plan to buy property near a roadway, shoreline, drainage channel, or major utility line, you could face a surprise one day: an emergency repair project that needs access near or across your land. These situations often … Continue reading →