A current survey protects everyone at the closing table — confirming where your property lines actually fall before anyone signs.
Old surveys go stale. Fences move, additions get built, and easements change hands — sometimes without anyone updating the paperwork. A current survey catches encroachments, boundary disputes, and easement issues before they become a problem at (or after) closing.
Title companies and lenders often require a recent survey before they'll finalize a transaction, especially if there's no survey on file or the existing one is more than a few years old.
The physical address, current owner name, subdivision/lot/block if you know it, acreage or terrain details, your title company or lender, closing date, and any notes on property access. Whatever you have handy helps us move faster.
Tell us about your closing timeline and we'll give you an accurate estimate before you decide anything.
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