QUOTE REQUEST FORM

Quote Request Form
Please note that Land Surveying is a regulated industry with state specific rules and requirements we must adhere to. We cannot survey a portion of a property. We are required to survey the entire property to determine or mark property lines, even if the property was previously surveyed.
Billing Information
Date
Name
Email
Phone
Billing Address (Street, City, State, Zip)
Project & Property Information
If unsure on the type of survey you need, below is a list of the most common surveys we provide with descriptions to help you choose.

ALTA Survey - Typically used for commercial property purchases, refinances or improvements. An ALTA or ALTA/ACSM survey is based on standards put forth jointly by the American Land Title Association and the American Congress on Surveying and Mapping . By utilizing a universal standard, an ALTA survey provides confidence that results are guaranteed.

Boundary Survey - Used to identify a property’s boundary lines. The surveyor will set (or recover) the property corners and produce a detailed plat or map. This type of survey is necessary for construction and permit purposes.

Topographic Survey - Includes field measurement and preparation of a plat to establish land elevations. Typically contracted by a residential or commercial property owner before making improvements to the property such as, but not limited to, additions, landscaping or parking lots.

Lot Split – Used when selling or separating a portion of the land.

Lot combo – Used when purchasing an adjoining property to one currently owned.
Type of Survey Needed
Is this a Residential or Commercial property?
Have You Been Advised To Obtain A Survey By A City or County Office?
If Yes, Which City Office and For What Purpose?
TABLE A - OPTIONAL ITEMS

15 - Features, other than the boundary survey portion of an ALTA/NSPS Land Title Surveyand the location of features in close proximity to a boundary or other title or relevant setback line, may be shown using imagery; however, the surveyor must: (a) agree with the client in writing on imagery to utilize, including source, date and/orversion of imagery, and licensing costs and requirements, (b) discuss the ramifications of such practices (e.g., the potential accuracy, precision and completeness of the imagery gathered thereby) with the insurer, lender, and client prior tothe performance of the survey, and (c) place a note on the face of the survey explaining the source, date, precision, andother relevant qualifications of any such imagery.20 - When observed in the process of conducting the fieldwork or otherwise identified in the process of preparing the survey the following conditions and potential encroachments must be summarized in a table and indicated on the face of the plat or map. Without expressing a statement of legal opinion or an opinion as to ownership, the table must identify the physical conditions, and provide a means by which the conditions can be readily located on the face of the plat or map by a reviewer; however, this table may not be a comprehensive list of all concerns shown on the plat or map of the survey. - Potential encroachments over boundary lines onto the surveyed property from adjoining property and onto adjoining property from the surveyed property. - Potential encroachments into rights of way and easements for which written documentation of the existence of such rights of way and easements was provided to or obtained by the surveyor pursuant to Section 4. - Potential encroachments of front, side or rear setbacks, but only when the setback requirements specific to the surveyed property were provided to the surveyor pursuant to Table A item 6(a) or 6(b) or provided in recorded documents. - Physical access between adjoining parcels without benefit of an easement for which written documentation of the existence of such easement was provided to or obtained by the surveyor pursuant to Section 4. - Use of adjoining parcels by apparent occupants of the surveyed property without benefit of an easement for which written documentation of the existence of such easement was provided to or obtained by the surveyor pursuant to Section 4.
Approximate Acreage of Property
Purpose or Intended Use of the Survey
Table A Items (If Known)
Scope of Work to be Performed
Property Address (Include Street, City & State)
Legal Description
Additional Details
Is there a Site Contact? If so, please provide contact information.
Preferred Timeframe For Completion
Parties We Can Discuss This Project With?
Titles & Relevant Documents

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