Property Boundary line Surveying
The property line is invisible. We make it official.
Many owners assume the fence marks the boundary. It doesn’t. Only a licensed land surveyor can locate, monument, and certify a property line — protecting the title you’ve invested in.
- MONUMENTATION
- ENCROACHMENTS
- EXPERT TESTIMONY
- COURT COMPLIANT
What a boundary survey actually involves
A boundary survey is not just a set of field measurements. It’s a full retracing of title and physical evidence, carried out in a fixed order so the final plat holds up in court.
Chain of title
We trace deeds, plans, wills, and maps for the parcel and its abutters back through the Registry of Deeds — establishing the original description and any junior-senior rights between neighbors.
Field evidence
With the record boundary in hand, we physically walk the parcel hunting for iron pipes, rods, monuments, walls, and fences — reading land-use patterns and local history until every corner is accounted for.
Precise measurement
Evidence is located using conventional total-station traverses and GPS, matched to the site's tree cover and tolerance requirements, then verified in-office through least squares QA/QC.
Retracement & drafting
A preliminary CAD plan compares found evidence against record boundaries. Our surveyors determine which corners are reliable and how any missing corners should be reset.
The final plat
A completed Boundary Survey Plot is sealed and signed by a licensed land surveyor — a legal record of the parcel's location, dimensions, area, and rights.
Know exactly where your land begins and ends.
Speak with a licensed surveyor about monumentation, an encroachment, or a dispute before it becomes a title problem.