Boundary Surveys

A boundary survey is the definitive legal process for establishing the precise limits of a parcel based on recorded deeds, plats, field measurements, and professional judgment.

The process involves thorough public records research, locating and evaluating existing monuments, field traverses, and preparing a PSM-certified survey map that legally defines property corners and boundary lines. For developers, engineers, and owners navigating complex permitting and conveyance requirements, the precision and defensibility of a boundary survey are non-negotiable.

• Property Lines: — Identifies the legal boundaries of the property
• Property Corners: Locates or verifies the corners of the parcel
• Legal Description: Confirms how the property is described in official records
• Encroachments: Shows if structures, fences, or improvements cross property lines
• Easements: Identifies recorded access, utility, drainage, or other easement areas
• Rights-of-Way: Shows adjacent roads, alleys, or public access areas
• Existing Improvements: Locates buildings, driveways, fences, walls, and other site features
• Setbacks: Helps determine how structures relate to required boundary distances
• Adjoining Properties: Shows neighboring parcels and how they connect to the subject property
• Ownership Confidence: Helps buyers, owners, lenders, and developers understand the limits and conditions of the property

Allen & Company’s team of licensed Professional Surveyors and Mappers brings nearly four decades of experience across Central Florida’s varied land base — resolving encroachments, deed conflicts, and complex boundary conditions with the legal authority and technical precision that demanding development projects require.

Allen & Company’s knowledge of regional public records, survey monuments, and local jurisdictions is a material advantage on every boundary assignment.