Boundary Survey

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Bexar County Boundary Surveys

If you're in Bexar County and in need of a boundary survey, you've come to the right place. At Total Geo Data Land Surveying, we specialize in providing accurate and reliable boundary surveys to help protect your property and ensure that you have a clear understanding of your land boundaries.

But what exactly is a boundary survey and why is it important? A boundary survey is the process of determining the precise location of your property lines. This is crucial for a variety of reasons. First and foremost, a boundary survey can help prevent disputes with neighbors over the placement of fences, buildings, and other structures. It can also provide important information for property transactions, such as when buying or selling a home.

So how does the boundary survey process work? Our team of experienced surveyors will first review any existing property records and documents to get a clear understanding of the property's boundaries. We will then conduct a thorough on-site survey, using advanced surveying equipment and techniques to accurately determine the property lines. Finally, we will provide you with a detailed report outlining the results of the survey, including a map of the property with the boundaries clearly marked.

Don't leave the accuracy of your property lines to chance. Contact Total Geo Data Land Surveying today to schedule your boundary survey in Bexar County. Our team is dedicated to providing top-quality services and ensuring that you have the information you need to protect your property."

What is the process of a boundary survey?

Researching property records and documents: The first step in a boundary survey is to review any existing property records and documents, such as deeds, plats, and maps, to get a clear understanding of the property's boundaries.
Fieldwork: The next step is to conduct a thorough on-site survey of the property, using advanced surveying equipment and techniques to accurately determine the property lines. This may involve measuring distances, angles, and elevations, and may require the use of specialized instruments such as total stations, GPS receivers, and laser scanners.
Marking property corners: After the fieldwork is complete, the surveyor will mark the property corners with survey markers, such as iron pipes, wooden stakes, or concrete monuments. These markers are used to clearly define the boundaries of the property.
Preparing the survey report: The final step in the boundary survey process is to prepare a detailed report outlining the results of the survey, including a map of the property with the boundaries clearly marked. The report will also include any pertinent information about the property, such as the location of structures, utilities, and easements.
Reviewing and approving the survey: Once the survey report is complete, it will be reviewed and approved by the appropriate authorities, such as the county surveyor or a licensed professional land surveyor. The approved survey will then be filed with the county and become a matter of public record.