Tuscaloosa continues to grow, and new subdivisions and land deals are moving fast. At the same time, recent development disputes show how quickly projects can face resistance once plans become public. In many cases, buyers later realize they moved forward … Continue reading →
Property owners hear more talk about flooding, drainage problems, and ground changes. These concerns show up often in northern parts of the city. While they may sound like environmental issues, they connect directly to one important service: an elevation survey. … Continue reading →
Drone land surveying no longer belongs only to large construction sites or farmland. Today, cities use drones to review sidewalks, roads, and public spaces for property encroachments. Recent news showed how city governments launched drone surveys to identify structures that … Continue reading →