A single house on a small lot is fairly simple to map. Add a detached garage, a guest cottage, a pole barn, and a long shared drive, and things get complicated fast. Each structure has its own footprint, its own … Continue reading →
Zoning boards decide variance requests based largely on what they see on paper. If your exhibit shows the wrong lot line or a setback that’s off by a foot, the board may delay the hearing, ask for revisions, or approve … Continue reading →
Most ALTA land surveys get rolled up after closing and stored in a file drawer. Years later, the owner wants to refinance, add a building, or sell part of the site. Suddenly that old drawing becomes one of the most … Continue reading →