Land surveying on a big tract in Talladega, Alabama is more than walking the outer edge. Large properties often hold internal roads, utility corridors, streams, and sometimes rail access. Each of these features changes how the survey needs to be … Continue reading →
A worn deed can read like a riddle, and boundary surveying exists to solve it. Many old descriptions were written for a world that no longer looks the same. They lean on a creek that has since moved, a road … Continue reading →
Most people have heard the term topographic survey at some point, usually in connection with a construction project or a development plan. But unless you have worked in engineering, architecture, or land development, you may not have a clear picture … Continue reading →