
Reasons for Retaining a Land Surveyor
- Purchasing property
- Beginning any construction improvements within property boundaries
- Dividing parcels of land for sale
- Adjusting existing parcel boundaries
- Conflicting property ownership boundaries
- Investigating written records and historical survey evidence
Choosing a Land Surveyor
- Licensed by the State of California
- Awareness of your needs and familiarity with local government regulations
- Experience and qualification for the type of survey work to be performed
- Evidence of satisfied customers and good reputation in the community
Factors Impacting the Cost of a Survey
- Survey type, scope, and complexity
- Quality of legal descriptions and other property ownership documents
- Extent of research required at the County Courthouse, Bureau of Land Management, State Library, Title Companies and/or other repositories of land records
- Property size and shape can impact the number of property corners to mark
- Type of terrain keeping in mind that a level parcel of urban land is easier to survey than a mountainous rural parcel
- Evidence of old surveys can require extensive fieldwork
- Vegetation including branches and bushes near the property boundaries generally need to be cleared to provide a line of sight
- Accessibility to property boundaries including time, distance, and difficulty
- Availability of evidence left by previous surveyors
- Existence of property line disputes
- Degree of cooperation by neighbors in the case of discrepancies
- Title Company/lender requirements regarding documentation
- Filing Fees/recording fees if the map needs to be recorded
- Degree of surveying efficiency achieved through the use of technology used including GPS, robotics, and mapping software
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Why Choose TKM Land Surveyors
- 25+ Years Surveying Experience
- FREE ½ hour Consultation
- Positive customer reviews
- Investments in the latest GPS and robotics technology
- Commitment to customer satisfaction
- Accredited by the Better Business Bureau of Santa Clara County

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