Boundary surveys exist to answer one question. Where does one property actually end and the next one begin. Most people assume that’s obvious. It isn’t. Fences move. Deeds get sloppy. Driveways drift over decades without anyone noticing. This article walks … Continue reading →
You bought land. You planned a project. Then you walked the property and noticed something strange. The property corner markers were gone. No iron pin. No cap. No marker in sight. That can stop a project fast. Developers rely on … Continue reading →
I read an article with the above title that reminded me of surveys I've been involved with over the years. In most cases the land owner hired a logging company to clear cut their property and the loggers got over … Continue reading →