Professional Land Surveying Services

A boundary survey involves researching deeds and recorded plats, measuring the land using professional equipment, and locating or setting property corners. I’ll then prepare a map that shows the boundary lines, any monuments found or set, and other relevant features. If you're requesting stakes or flags in the field, I can do that too - just let me know up front.

A boundary survey is a comprehensive process that includes research of property records, field measurements, and the creation of a detailed map showing the legal boundaries of your property. Property line staking is an additional service where we place wooden stakes along your property lines to provide a visual reference of the boundaries. Line staking is typically added to a boundary survey, not performed as a standalone service.

In most cases, I need to verify the entire boundary before staking even a single line. Property lines relate to each other, and errors in one part can affect another. Even if you're only concerned with one side, I still need to:

• Research and analyze the full deed description
• Locate or confirm corners on all sides
• Cross-check measurements to make sure everything fits

I can prioritize the area you’re most concerned about (like a fence or driveway), but I still need to survey the full boundary to do it accurately. That’s why pricing reflects a complete boundary survey - not just one line.

You don't need to be present during the entire survey process, but it can be helpful to meet with me at some point during the field work. This gives you an opportunity to ask questions and point out any specific concerns you might have. We'll coordinate with you in advance to arrange a convenient time.

Survey costs vary widely depending on property size, location, terrain, vegetation, the complexity of the deed research, and the type of survey needed. Rather than providing a general estimate that might be inaccurate for your specific situation, we offer free quotes tailored to your property and needs. Contact me with your property details, and we'll provide a detailed quote for your project.

I’m a one-person business, and I handle everything from field work to office work. If I haven’t reached out, it’s likely I’m still catching up from earlier projects. I appreciate your patience and promise that I haven’t forgotten about you.

Not necessarily. I can usually work around vegetation, but if the brush is very thick, it may slow things down or make it harder to mark the lines clearly. If you want the lines staked and easy to see, clearing helps.

No, but if utilities are marked before I arrive, I can locate visible markings (like paint or flags) during the survey. For public utilities, call 811 or visit Tennessee811 - it’s free. For private utilities (like lines to a shed or pool), you’ll need to hire a private locator. Unmarked utilities won’t be picked up or shown on the survey.

To provide an accurate quote, we typically need the property address, county, approximate lot size (if known), the type of survey you need, and a brief description of why you need the survey (e.g., fence installation, property purchase, boundary dispute). The contact form includes all the necessary fields to gather this information.