Boundary, Topographic and Tree Surveys

The comprehensive scope of work for boundary, topographic, and tree surveys encompasses determining property boundaries, establishing property lines, and researching records for the boundary survey. For the topographic survey, it involves mapping terrain features, elevation points, and existing structures. In the tree survey, it entails identifying, assessing, and documenting trees on the property. This combined survey effort provides a detailed understanding of property boundaries, land contours, existing features, and tree distribution, crucial for informed decision-making in land development and management.

Boundary Survey:

Identify property corners and lines
Establish property boundaries
Research property records

Topographic Survey:

Map terrain contours
Locate elevation points
Document natural and man-made features

Tree Survey:

Identify and catalog trees
Note tree species and size
Assess tree health and impact

This combined survey effort provides essential data on property boundaries, land features, and tree distribution for effective land planning and management.