A subdivision survey may be required when an existing property needs to be divided. This can be for any number of reasons. They include, but are not limited to, estate settlement, mortgage requirements, development purposes, or to sell a portion of your property. To prepare a subdivision survey correctly, a boundary survey should be performed first to verify the dimensions and acreage of the original property. A subdivision survey can also be referred to as subdivision platting. Subdivision platting is the process of splitting a tract of land into smaller parcels. The survey is completed when an owner desires to.

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Tree location surveys are an assessment of the different types of trees on a forested piece of land that is currently under consideration for development. If you are going to build on land or landscape an area and your project will require the removal of several trees, you’ll need a trusted Arborist to perform a tree survey. This is a necessary step for you to take before you can start clearing out the land in question and begin working on your property development project. Typically, a tree survey will provide the landowner with an idea of the tree type and.

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Typically, a topographic survey would be required during new construction, remodeling projects, road or bridge construction, and grading projects. Before any construction can begin on a piece of land, a topographical survey is most likely needed. This can also be known as a land or ground survey. This specific type of survey identifies and locates both the man-made and natural features on the property, giving all parties working on the job a reference point from which to start.  When you order a topographic survey from Janes Surveying, Inc. in Midwest, it will depict all natural features and elevations of your.

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