Property easements are pieces of land running through one person’s property that another specified party can legally use. For example, your land may have an easement the utility company can use to access power lines. A land surveying company can help determine if your property has an easement running through it, though that’s something the […]
Read MoreIt’s no shocker that oil and gas are major industries here in Texas. To accommodate this massive industry, we must have pipelines running throughout the state. While most oil and gas companies try their best to avoid disrupting private property, it’s not always the case. When a pipeline must run through a landowner’s property, it’s […]
Read MoreA land survey is the process of measuring and locating existing structures, natural features, elevations and boundaries of a plot of land. If that sounds like a broad definition, it’s because it is! There are many different types of land surveys that we can perform, all of which are vital in land buying and selling […]
Read MoreWith so much going on at a construction site, communication breakdowns are bound to happen. In addition to marking features on a jobsite, construction teams, developers, surveyors, engineers and even architects have long used construction stakes as another form of communication to prevent any costly or potentially dangerous problems. The problem with these stakes is […]
Read MoreTopography is the study of the shape and features of a piece of land, so the goal of topographic surveying and mapping is to get an accurate reading of a parcel’s natural and man-made features. Architects, engineers and construction teams use the three-dimensional maps created after a topographic survey to visualize the land before breaking […]
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