When a stormwater or utility project finishes, the plans on paper rarely match what got built. That’s where as built surveys come in. A construction survey team measures what actually got built. They don’t just copy what the drawings said … Continue reading →
Builders and developers hire architects, engineers, and contractors before a shovel hits the ground. The one professional who often gets scheduled too late, or not at all, is the construction surveyor. That’s a costly mistake. A construction surveyor is active … Continue reading →
The building is done. The crew packs up. You call for a final inspection, and the building department tells you they need an as-built survey before they can issue a Certificate of Occupancy. If you didn’t plan for it, that … Continue reading →