COMMERCIAL SURVEYING · FLORIDA
Planning your property survey
A useful survey starts with a clear purpose.
Who needs the survey, and why?
A purchase, refinancing, planned improvement, or design project can call for different survey information. Ask the lender, title company, designer, or reviewing authority for its requirements and send them with your inquiry.
Boundary, title, or site information?
Boundary surveying addresses property boundaries. An ALTA/NSPS Land Title Survey addresses specified land title survey requirements. A topographic survey provides agreed elevation and site-feature information. Some projects need more than one component.
Can an existing survey be used?
Send the prior job number or tell us what records are available. Changes to the property, the age and scope of earlier work, and new project requirements affect whether an update is appropriate.
What about elevation information?
Tell us if a lender, insurer, or floodplain office has requested an elevation certificate or other information. We will review the requested surveying scope. A survey does not replace decisions made by the insurer or reviewing authority.
How does work begin?
Share the property location, intended use, contact details, and target date. ASI reviews the request and provides a proposal. Work begins after a signed proposal and any required deposit.
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.