Construction Survey for Sediment Trap Outlet Elevations

Construction site with excavators, earthwork, water, and sediment control measures observed during a construction survey

A sediment trap can sit in the right spot on a job site and still hold the wrong amount of water. The outlet elevation controls that. If the stone outlet or spillway ends up a few tenths of a foot off the plan, the trap may release muddy water too soon or send storm flow […]

Boundary Line Survey for Parcels Beside Abandoned Rail Spurs

Industrial property beside railroad tracks, a setting where a boundary line survey can clarify property lines and rights of way

A rusted spur track runs along the back of an old industrial parcel, and no train has used it in years. You want to reuse the site. Before anyone draws a building, drive or parking lot near that track bed, a boundary line survey should show where the parcel lines really fall and how the […]

Due Diligence Survey for Land With Temporary Material Areas

Construction site with staged pipes and an open trench, illustrating site conditions considered in a due diligence survey

Big infrastructure jobs need a place to store things before they go into the ground. Pipe, gravel, concrete panels, tools, and dirt all need somewhere to sit while crews work. This work can take months or even years. On an infrastructure site, that storage space often gets picked late. Sometimes it’s an afterthought once the […]