ArcGIS Update Makes Survey Mapping Faster and Easier

A surveyor using a tablet and GPS equipment in the field with a digital map overlay, illustrating modern survey mapping workflows

Surveying land and turning field data into useful maps can be slow and tricky. You collect information in the field, bring it back to the office, clean it up, make maps, and then share them with clients or use them for planning. Thankfully, things are changing. The latest update to ArcGIS Online gives survey teams […]

Viral Fence Dispute Shows Why a Residential Surveyor Matters

Residential surveyor measuring property boundaries in front of a suburban home

A fence should make life easier. It adds privacy, keeps pets safe, and marks the edge of your yard. However, a fence can also start a serious neighbor fight. Recently, a fence dispute went viral online. Two neighbors argued about where the property line really was. One homeowner built a fence. The other claimed the […]

ALTA Land Title Survey for Vacant Land: Do You Need One?

Survey equipment set up on vacant land during an ALTA land title survey before property closing

Vacant land looks simple. There are no buildings. No tenants. No visible problems. Just open space. Because of that, many buyers assume the process should be easy. However, vacant land often carries more hidden risk than developed property. In fact, when nothing has been built yet, no one has tested the legal limits of that […]