Survey Companies Preparing for Infrastructure Expansion Projects

A land surveyor uses GNSS GPS equipment to measure a transportation corridor ahead of planned road, sidewalk, and transit improvements

Nashville is building for the next fifteen years. Sidewalks, traffic signals, transit centers, and widened roads are all part of the plan. Before any of that gets built, someone has to measure the ground. That work falls to survey companies. For developers working near these corridors, understanding how surveying fits into this pipeline matters. It […]

Flood Elevation Certificate Now Required for New Builds

A Flood Elevation Certificate, prepared by a licensed surveyor, is now a key requirement for any new development. It confirms whether a property meets FEMA and local flood standards—helping to avoid costly delays, design changes, and insurance issues. In places like Chattanooga, elevation reporting isn’t just a formality—it’s essential for safe, legal, and efficient construction. […]