You finish building. You’re ready to close out. Then the permit office puts a hold on your certificate of occupancy because you’re missing an as-built survey. It happens more often than it should. An as-built survey is one of the … Continue reading →
When two survey maps show different property lines, the conflict is usually caused by missing or moved boundary monuments, different starting reference points, or surveys done at different precision levels. Don’t move any markers, compare both surveys side by side, … Continue reading →
Most homeowners have no real idea where their property ends. You know where your lawn stops. You know where your fence is. Those two things are often not the same, and that gap creates legal headaches that cost real money … Continue reading →