Find a Licensed Land Surveyor Near You.

A boundary survey shows exactly where your property lines are. A licensed land surveyor researches the deed and recorded plat, measures on site, finds or sets the corner markers, and gives you a signed drawing of the lines and anything near them, like fences or sheds.

Send one request with your address, the type of survey and your timeline. Survey Coordinator matches you with a licensed land surveyor who works in your area. The surveyor confirms the price and schedule with you, does the work, and delivers the survey directly to you.

There's no single price. Cost depends on the type of survey, the size and shape of the property, the terrain and trees, how easy the old records and corner markers are to find, and how soon you need it. The surveyor gives you a quote before any work starts.

An ALTA/NSPS Land Title Survey is a detailed survey built to national standards set by the American Land Title Association and the National Society of Professional Surveyors. It's mostly used for commercial real estate and shows boundaries, buildings, access, easements and title matters that lenders and title companies need.

Start by asking your city or county floodplain office whether one is already on file for your building. If not, request an elevation certificate here and we'll match you with a licensed surveyor who measures your building's elevations and completes and signs the FEMA form for your insurance agent.

It depends on the type of survey, the size of the property, the weather and the surveyor's schedule. A simple residential survey is usually much quicker than an ALTA or topographic survey of a large site. Include your deadline in your request and the surveyor will confirm timing with you.