Boundary Surveys
Allen & Company can serve your essential boundary assessment needs with Boundary Surveys for construction, development and commercial Real Estate purposes
A Boundary Survey is the most basic type of survey report you can request when you need to identify the boundaries of subject property or parcel. While they may include easements and basic infrastructure such as roadways, they don’t provide the detail of an ALTA/NSPS Survey, which may be needed for complex Real Estate transactions or construction and development purposes.
Boundary Surveys are often the minimally-required type of surveying report needed for requesting a permit for construction and development—which usually involves depicting the property lines and basic property information such as:
- The description (written) of the property
- Lot dimensions and monumentation
- Location details such as street address
- Placement of the parcel in relation to adjacent properties
- Right-of-way or easement details
Any other information needed may require additional services such as an ALTA/NSPS Survey, which we Allen & Company can also perform at a client’s request. However, the Boundary Survey will suffice for most basic needs in determining the size and area of a parcel of land, which requires an essential assessment of the terrain to verify and mark a property’s corners to outline its boundaries.
Allen & Company serves the needs of many types of customers who need a Boundary Survey—from investors seeking to validate their interest in a property to a commercial property management company seeking to improve an existing property. Our surveying and mapping team is ready to serve you with a thorough reconnaissance and analysis of your property’s boundaries.
Boundary Surveys are also correlated to legal descriptions found on the deed and other documents registered at a city or county to ensure accuracy. That said, we also offer additional mapping services to include Aerial Photogrammetric Mapping via Unmanned Aerial Vehicle, Hydrographic Mapping, and 3D Laser Scanning—depending on the specific requirements and applications you seek to fulfill.