Call Phenix City Land Surveying at (334) 408-4311 or fill out our Contact Page to discuss your land surveying needs in the Russell County or Lee County areas of town. To determine if there are easement lines for utilities such as water, sewer, drainage ways, power lines, etc. on your property. To know if there are any encroachments like driveways, fences or buildings on the property.
To know the exact property line measurements and the precise locations of all structures, fences, or driveways related to those property lines. To make sure the building you're constructing is on the lot, within the setback lines, and not encroaching on any easement lines.
Residential Lot or Mortgage Survey - A residential lot or mortgage survey is done to determine the location of your property lines and improvements (buildings, driveways, fences, etc.) Normally a survey drawing is included that may be used for a mortgage closing or for your records.A "lot" in this case is assumed to be part of a larger subdivision where multiple lots have been developed at one time and a plat has been recorded in the local courthouse.
To know the exact property line measurements and the precise locations of all structures, fences, or driveways related to those property lines. To make sure the building you're constructing is on the lot, within the setback lines, and not encroaching on any easement lines.
Residential Lot or Mortgage Survey - A residential lot or mortgage survey is done to determine the location of your property lines and improvements (buildings, driveways, fences, etc.) Normally a survey drawing is included that may be used for a mortgage closing or for your records.A "lot" in this case is assumed to be part of a larger subdivision where multiple lots have been developed at one time and a plat has been recorded in the local courthouse.
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Boundary surveying can determine if there are any easements for utilities such as water, sewer, drainage ways, power lines, etc. on your property.
Boundary surveying identifies any encroachments like driveways, fences or buildings on the property or crossing any of your boundary lines.
Boundary surveying and drawing provide you the exact property line measurements and the precise locations of all structures (houses, barns, etc.), fences, or driveways related to those property boundary lines.
Boundary surveying can provide markings along your property lines which allow you to put up a fence on your property boundary line in the correct location so that you don't encroach on another property or leave too much space between the fence and the boundary line.
Boundary surveying identifies any encroachments like driveways, fences or buildings on the property or crossing any of your boundary lines.
Boundary surveying and drawing provide you the exact property line measurements and the precise locations of all structures (houses, barns, etc.), fences, or driveways related to those property boundary lines.
Boundary surveying can provide markings along your property lines which allow you to put up a fence on your property boundary line in the correct location so that you don't encroach on another property or leave too much space between the fence and the boundary line.
If you've been told that you need an Elevation Certificate for your house to find out if you're located in a flood zone, please call Phenix City Land Surveying at (334) 408-4311 or fill out our Contact Page.
Recently many areas of our state completed the process of updating the FEMA Flood Insurance Rate Maps (FIRMs) to show the areas of potential flooding based on the 1-percent chance storm event, also known as the 100-year storm event.
The area that will flood when you get the 1-percent storm is also known as the Special Flood Hazard Area (SFHA).
Recently many areas of our state completed the process of updating the FEMA Flood Insurance Rate Maps (FIRMs) to show the areas of potential flooding based on the 1-percent chance storm event, also known as the 100-year storm event.
The area that will flood when you get the 1-percent storm is also known as the Special Flood Hazard Area (SFHA).
A "Lot Survey" may also be known as a "Closing Survey" or "Mortgage Survey."
Typically, this type of survey is done at the request of banks, realtors, attorneys, and title companies prior to a loan closing.
It is usually understood to be a survey of a lot in a recorded subdivision.
A lot survey provides assurance to the lender and buyer that the property they are purchasing is what has been represented by the seller.
This may be one of the most important types of surveys for a homeowner since your home is usually your largest lifetime investment.
Typically, this type of survey is done at the request of banks, realtors, attorneys, and title companies prior to a loan closing.
It is usually understood to be a survey of a lot in a recorded subdivision.
A lot survey provides assurance to the lender and buyer that the property they are purchasing is what has been represented by the seller.
This may be one of the most important types of surveys for a homeowner since your home is usually your largest lifetime investment.
Much like any other type of survey, a topographic survey, or topo survey for short, is done to locate natural and man-made features on a particular parcel of land.
This is sometimes called planimetric features or things you can see from a plan view as if you were hovering over the site.
The topographic survey usually also includes any man-made underground features, like utility lines.
The topographic survey will also show above ground improvements like buildings, utility poles, retaining walls, etc.
This is sometimes called planimetric features or things you can see from a plan view as if you were hovering over the site.
The topographic survey usually also includes any man-made underground features, like utility lines.
The topographic survey will also show above ground improvements like buildings, utility poles, retaining walls, etc.
Pro17 Engineering, LLC is pleased to offer our civil engineering expertise and experience to Phenix City, Smiths, Russell and Lee Counties.
We're aware that the Phenix CIty area has had choices for civil engineering services in the past and that a lot of those choices have gone away or changed recently.
Therefore, we wanted to offer our services to help you with all your engineering needs.
Pro17 Engineering is led by J. Keith Maxwell, a licensed professional engineer and land surveyor.
Keith has worked on multiple engineering projects over the last 25 plus years in and around Lee county.
We're aware that the Phenix CIty area has had choices for civil engineering services in the past and that a lot of those choices have gone away or changed recently.
Therefore, we wanted to offer our services to help you with all your engineering needs.
Pro17 Engineering is led by J. Keith Maxwell, a licensed professional engineer and land surveyor.
Keith has worked on multiple engineering projects over the last 25 plus years in and around Lee county.
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