You can search for local land surveyors online and ask for estimates. Check their reviews or ask for references. Before hiring, make sure they provide their license and insurance information.
A land survey report defines your property's exact boundaries and includes details like dimensions, topography, utility locations, easements, and any encroachments. This information is crucial for legal and construction purposes.
If your land survey report is found to be inaccurate, you must immediately take action by contacting the original surveyor and seeking a second review from an independent inspector. Verifying measurements and documentation protects your property boundaries and prevents potential legal disputes. Rechecking the survey ensures that any discrepancies are corrected promptly to secure your property’s legal status against future conflicts.