A boundary survey determines the legal property lines of a parcel of land. This type of survey is essential for property transactions, fence installations, and resolving disputes between neighboring properties.

An easement survey identifies the location and extent of legal access rights over a property, such as utility lines, drainage areas, or shared driveways. It ensures compliance with existing easement agreements and prevents encroachments.

Topographic surveys map natural and man-made features of a property, including elevation changes, trees, buildings, and utilities. These surveys are crucial for land development, drainage planning, and engineering design.

An ALTA/ACSM survey is a detailed property survey required for commercial real estate transactions. It provides critical information on property boundaries, improvements, easements, and zoning restrictions to satisfy lender and title insurance requirements.

Control surveys establish accurate reference points for construction and engineering projects. These benchmarks ensure that all subsequent surveys and construction align with precise coordinates and elevations.

Subdivision platting involves dividing a larger parcel of land into smaller lots for development or sale. This process includes creating legal descriptions, lot layouts, and compliance with municipal zoning and subdivision regulations.

Drone ortho imagery uses high-resolution aerial mapping to create detailed, georeferenced images of a site. This technology provides valuable data for land development, environmental analysis, and infrastructure planning.

As-built surveys document the exact location of completed structures, utilities, and improvements on a property. These surveys verify that construction was completed according to design plans and help with future renovations or expansions.