Site Planning Survey

A Site Planning Survey is a survey that uses a combination of both boundary and topographic surveys. This is used for the preparation of a site plan to be used for designing building improvements or land developments. It is possible that this may also include a subdivision survey, which would divide undeveloped land into various things. These include blocks, lots, streets, parts and more in accordance with State Laws and County or City ordinances.

WHEN DO YOU NEED A SITE PLAN SURVEY?

As mentioned above, Site Plan Surveys are most often requested to legally obtain building permits for improvements for a property. There are other reasons to obtain this survey besides obtaining a permit. For example, if the site is in a flooding area, an engineer needs to look at a site plan so they can come up with a land grading strategy. A Site Planning Survey also serves as a measure of precision to make sure the building or addition is being built correctly. Whenever you are planning for some sort of improvement that interacts with the land, from add-ons to driveways to below-ground pools, a Site Plan Survey is a good idea, even if your local authorities do not require it.

 WHY HIRE JANES AS YOUR SURVEYOR?

As a result of 27 years of experience in surveying, Janes Surveying, Inc. is your Midwest Site Planning Survey expert. We are located in Palmyra, Missouri and licensed to service you in Arkansas, Florida, Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Missouri, North Dakota, South Dakota, and Wisconsin. Centrally located in the Midwest, right where YOU need us.

Since 1994, Janes Surveying, Inc. has been the premier Site Planning Surveyor in the Midwest. Therefore, Janes Surveying, Inc. will deliver a fast turnaround, in comparison to our competitors, when it is time to execute a survey on your property.

We take pride in every survey we deliver to our clients. How do we achieve this? By providing exceptional service, industry-leading quality of work, and competitive pricing. Our surveyor team is the best in the Midwest.

Contact us today or order a Site Planning Survey now to find out how our team can go to work for you!