There are three general groupings of surveys which includes several specific survey types. The three types are: boundary surveys, engineering surveys, and environmental surveys. Boundary surveys include: monumented land survey, land survey plat, improvement survey plat, American Land Title Association (ALTA) survey or land title survey, and others. Boundary surveys in Texas are regulated by […]
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Property Surveys
Property survey is a procedure of making precise measurements to determine the size and boundaries of a parcel of land.
ATM Surveying offers different land surveying services and is committed to delivering fast and accurate results. You can be assured that our surveyors have proper credentials and experience. Request a quote now or give us a call at 979-209-9291 to discuss your surveying needs.
Platting/Replatting
The process of dividing one large parcel of land into several smaller pieces and drawing a map (or plat) of the new subdivision, often for the purpose of selling off the pieces individually.
Mapping
Aerial Photo Mapping Control – Aerial photo control is the placement of painted targets on the ground in anticipation of aerial photos. The horizontal and vertical location of these target points are then used in the photogrammetric process to “control” the production of the maps.
GIS Mapping – GIS stands for Geographic Information System. This is also sometimes called a Land Information System (LIS). These surveys are done to locate items like utilities (water, sewer, power, etc.) in order to populate a GIS database.
ALTA/ASCM
Often referred to as an ALTA survey.
ALTA stands for the American Land Title Association and ACSM is the American Congress on Surveying and Mapping. An ALTA survey is a boundary survey prepared to a set of minimum standards developed by ALTA and ACSM. They are updated regularly. An ALTA survey is very comprehensive (read costly) and is most often performed on commercial property or when a lender is out of state. This is a widely accepted national standard for surveying.
All-Texas Mapping & Surveying has over 18 years of experience in surveying projects throughout the following Texas counties: Robertson, Leon, Madison, Houston, Walker, Montgomery, Grimes, Waller, Washington, Brazos, Burleson, Milam, and Howard. We are willing to travel anywhere that is feasible for you, to best meet your needs.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are the benefits of having a land survey completed?
If the property corners had not previously been marked, a land survey will mark and monument them. A Plat of Survey can also then be prepared and signed by the surveyor which shows the nature of the monuments found or set, measurements of all property lines, and any encroachments, building lines, and easements. If requested, […]
What things can you do to reduce the cost of your survey?
First and foremost, you should make the surveyor aware of any previous surveys that have been completed on or surrounding the property if you aware of any. Also, present any documents you have regarding the ownership of the land to the surveyor. Another action you could take would be to let the surveyor be aware […]
When should you have a survey completed?
There are several instances in which a survey of commercial or private land is necessary and/or desirable. A survey should be ordered whenever there is a conveyance of any parcel of land in order to ensure the location of the boundaries of the land. Surveys can also be completed to show the location or ownership […]
A land surveyor is surveying my neighbor’s property. He has asked permission to traverse across my land to access monuments on my property. Why does he need to survey on my property?
Above you will see a question related to this action. Further explained many deed descriptions and recorded surveys are referenced to monuments found in remote locations and on adjoining lands. The surveyor must often access adjoining lands to verify monuments to be assured of his or her findings. Many States have recognized this action as […]
I hired an unlicensed individual who advertises to provide surveying. He works in his own office but has a licensed surveyor in another town stamp and certify his work without actually supervising the services. Is this legal?
No, absolutely not. Report this situation immediately to the Texas Board of Professional Land Surveying through the Secretary of State’s office. If you do not want to report this offense directly you should contact a reputable surveyor or surveying society to assist you in filing the complaint. In the State of Texas each office that […]