The Infrastructure Boom Driving Boundary Survey Demand

Land surveyor using a total station under an elevated highway during a boundary survey at a large infrastructure project site.

Oklahoma City is about to change fast. With a $2.7 billion bond package set for a vote this October, hundreds of new projects are on the horizon—roads, bridges, drainage, and public buildings that will reshape the metro area for the next decade. Before the heavy machines roll out, one thing always comes first: the boundary […]

Do Quakes Shift Property Lines? Property Survey Insights

Surveyor using a total station to check property markers after an earthquake

In late September, many people across Oklahoma City felt the ground rumble. A 3.7 magnitude earthquake struck near Prague, shaking homes and sparking plenty of “Did you feel it?” posts on social media. While the tremor didn’t cause major damage, it left homeowners wondering: could an earthquake shift your property lines? The short answer is […]

Why Aerial Survey Data Matters After Severe Storms

Aerial survey view of storm-damaged neighborhood with visible roof damage and debris

Oklahoma is no stranger to violent weather. From spring tornadoes to sudden summer downpours, storms here often leave behind more than just fallen branches. They can rip apart roofs, flood basements, and change the land itself. Just last week, strong winds tore the roof off a hospital in Sallisaw, forcing patients to evacuate. Events like […]