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When it comes to property ownership, one of the most critical yet often overlooked aspects is
land surveying. Whether you are purchasing a new home, developing land, or working on a construction project, an accurate survey ensures that your property is legally and physically mapped out correctly. At Midpoint Surveying and Mapping, we specialize in providing professional land surveying and mapping services to protect your investment and ensure compliance with local regulations.
A land survey is a precise measurement and mapping of a property’s boundaries, features, and legal descriptions. These surveys are used for real estate transactions, construction planning, land development, and resolving property disputes. Without an accurate survey, you could face legal issues, encroachments, or zoning violations that could cost you thousands of dollars in the future.
Common reasons to get a land survey:
- Confirm property boundaries before purchasing or selling land
- Ensure structures like fences and buildings don’t encroach on a neighbor’s property
- Identify easements, right-of-ways, and utility access before development
- Meet lender and title company requirements for mortgage approval
- Plan construction and land development projects accurately
At Midpoint Surveying and Mapping, we provide a range of surveying services tailored to meet your needs. Some of our most requested surveys include:
Required by lenders and title companies, ALTA/NSPS surveys provide detailed information about property boundaries, improvements, easements, and access rights. These surveys ensure that there are no legal issues before completing a commercial property transaction.
Boundary surveys determine exact property lines to prevent encroachments and disputes. This is particularly important when installing fences, driveways, or planning new construction.
If you are dividing or reconfiguring a property, a platting survey ensures that your new parcels meet zoning and land use regulations. Re-platting is often necessary when developing land for residential or commercial use.
For those involved in energy and infrastructure projects, our oil and gas surveying services help map out drilling locations, pipelines, and compliance zones to meet regulatory requirements.
One of the most common reasons homeowners and businesses require a survey is to prevent
property line disputes. If you are unsure of where your property begins and ends, your neighbor might install a fence, driveway, or structure that encroaches onto your land. Resolving these disputes legally can be expensive and time-consuming.
A professional boundary survey provides clear, legally recognized property lines so you can avoid misunderstandings and potential legal action.
If you are wondering whether you need a land survey, here are some key situations when it’s highly recommended:
Buying or selling property – Ensure that the legal description matches the actual landBuilding a home or commercial structure – Confirm compliance with zoning and building codesDividing land into smaller lots – Follow proper platting and re-platting proceduresDisputing property lines with a neighbor – Provide legal documentation of ownershipInstalling a fence, driveway, or new landscaping – Prevent encroachment issues
With years of experience in Texas land surveying, our team at Midpoint Surveying and Mapping
is dedicated to delivering precise and reliable survey results. We take pride in our professionalism, accuracy, and commitment to client satisfaction. Whether you need a boundary survey for a small residential lot or a full-scale ALTA/NSPS survey for a commercial property, we have the expertise and equipment to get the job done right.
If you’re planning a real estate transaction, construction project, or simply want to confirm your property boundaries, don’t take chances—hire a professional land surveyor today. Contact Midpoint Surveying and Mapping for expert surveying and mapping services.
📞 Call us now at (877) 806-5210 to schedule your survey!
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