COMMERCIAL SURVEYING · FLORIDA
Commercial boundary surveys
Understand property boundaries and the improvements relevant to your commercial project.
A boundary survey investigates and establishes property boundary locations using records, field evidence, and professional analysis. The agreed scope identifies the improvements and other information to be documented for the project.
Match the survey to its purpose
Commercial purchasers, owners, and project teams may need boundary information for a transaction, property management decision, or planned improvement. Tell us who will use the survey and what they require before selecting the scope.
If your lender or title insurer requires an ALTA/NSPS Land Title Survey, share that requirement at the start. A basic boundary survey should not be assumed to satisfy it.
Records and access
- Identify the address, county, and parcels involved.
- Tell us whether a deed, title commitment, or earlier survey is available.
- Describe the intended use and desired completion date.
- Identify access arrangements, gates, occupied buildings, and site contacts.
Updating an earlier survey
An existing survey can be useful background, but it is not automatically suitable for a new transaction. ASI reviews the prior work, property changes, and current requirements before proposing an update or new survey.
LET’S GET STARTED
What’s next
for your property?
Send the location, what you need, and your target date.
We’ll take it from there.
info@americansurveying.com
Opens your email app. Your request is an inquiry; work begins after a signed proposal and any required deposit.