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Why a 50-Year Land Survey Still Matters to Property Owners

Many buyers and sellers are surprised when a real estate deal slows down because of a title issue. Encroachments, mismatched descriptions, or missing survey details are common problems. In many cases, they come from outdated land records that were never corrected. Title companies and lenders depend on accurate surveys to confirm what is actually being sold. When public land records are updated, it helps reduce these problems. Still, many people only look for land surveyors in my area after a closing is already at risk. At that point, deadlines are tight, and options are limited

Most property owners believe their land boundaries are settled. The fence has always been there. The deed was signed years ago. Property taxes are paid. Everything feels clear—until something suddenly goes wrong. Recent news about a government land survey happening for the first time in 50 years raises an important question: how accurate are the […]

Topographic Survey vs Deed Lines: Why the Data Doesn’t Match

Surveyors reviewing topographic survey plans to understand site data differences

If you’ve ever reviewed a topographic survey and noticed that something doesn’t line up with the deed, you’re not alone. This happens more often than most property owners and contractors expect. A topo survey shows what exists on the ground right now, while a deed describes what should exist on paper. When those two don’t […]

Why Land Surveying Comes First in Infrastructure Projects

A land surveying professional measuring a site before infrastructure construction begins

When people hear about new roads, rail lines, or public projects in Savannah, they often picture construction crews and heavy machines. What most people do not see is what happens first. Before any work begins, land surveying sets the stage. Every major infrastructure project starts with measuring the land, checking property lines, and studying maps. […]