Property Survey

Property Survey, what is it?

A property survey describes, maps, and locates all land ownership boundaries and corners, features and improvements.

Property surveys are conducted to define or clarify property borders, like the patch of land on which a home is built, as well as to identify various sorts of limits and criteria that pertain to a property’s legal description.

Before looking at the land, our property surveyor will conduct research on the property. We will investigate the deed’s history, which could entail a title search.

This title search ensures that there are no misunderstandings over who owns the property. All property surveys conducted by Haller, Blanchard, and Associates start with investigation into legal descriptions of the land being surveyed as well as its past.

Then, our surveyors go out to the property and sketch out the land, its boundaries, and different elements that make up your property. This is called the fieldwork. After surveying, we will produce a map detailing the property’s legal boundaries.

The survey will also include a written description of the property. The street address, the location of buildings and adjacent properties, and any improvements an owner made to the land.

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The Haller, Blanchard, and Associates property analysis also includes information on privilege and easements.

These are the provisions that specify what to do about linked yards or driveways, as well as whether your neighbor has a right of way on the roadway or sidewalk outside your property.

Property Survey, why a is Important?

Conducting thorough research may not seem to be a top priority, but it can stop expensive errors including constructing on adjacent lands not owned by you.

A property survey ensures that the land you are buying is as described. Doing a property survey before beginning construction or improvements assures that you are developing on your land, which should help you avoid future issues with your neighbors.

And even though the borders of your property appear to be apparent, if you have a home with a fenced backyard in need of repair you should have a property survey performed.

It is preferable to find out if the fencing you are repairing is on the neighbor’s property before you start any fencing project.

What is the cost of a property survey?

The expense of a property survey is determined by the following factors:

1. The property’s size, shape, and terrain. Assessing miles of undeveloped mountain terrain with hazy boundaries, for example, is more expensive than assessing a suburban home on a small, gated lot.
2. The amount of time it will take to locate past property surveys, titles, and other documents related to the property.
3. Distance travelled to perform the Survey.
4. The expense of a survey must be weighed against the possible costs of undiscovered issues. As a result, a Property Surveying could save you money over the long term.

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