Residential Services

Your Experts for Central Florida Land Surveys!

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A land survey isn’t something you do often. But there are events in your life when nothing else can give you legal protection and answers. Some common examples of when a Florida land survey may be necessary are:

  • Buying or selling land or property
  • Determining property lines before installing fencing, or new driveways or walkways
  • New construction or additions
  • Determining easements
  • Dividing an estate

Survey Data Solutions can provide these Residential Surveys.

Expert surveyor conducting a boundary survey with precision and attention to detail, defining property lines for a residential area.

Boundary Survey

The boundary survey is the most common. A boundary survey establishes property lines and the corners of a parcel of land. Common reasons to request a boundary survey are when requesting building permits, resolving property disputes, identifying easements, and determining fence lines.

ALTA Survey

Where a boundary survey is recognized in Florida, an ALTA survey meets a higher standard. The ALTA survey is a boundary survey prepared to meet the American Land Title Association (ALTA) standards and the American Congress on Surveying and Mapping (ACSM). This type of survey meets a national standard, ensuring compliance among parties from different states.

Construction & Contractors Survey

Construction surveying, also known as construction layout, involves using stakes to mark reference points to guide building structures or roads.

Topography Survey

A topographic survey is performed before planning and designing land improvement projects. This survey locates all of the natural and man-made features of a piece of property, such as buildings, easements, fences, utilities, trees, streams, and other aspects of a parcel of land.

Right-of-Way Survey

The right-of-way survey is a type of boundary survey that depicts the limits of private ownership and that of the entity or agency with interest or jurisdiction of the subject. Right-of-way surveys do not include above or below-ground improvements, features, or encroachments.

If you have any questions or would like to request a survey of your land, contact us, and we’ll be glad to help.