New FEMA Maps May Affect Your Flood Elevation Certificate

Suburban homes under dark storm clouds showing risk of flooding and importance of checking flood elevation certificate

Oklahoma City has seen its fair share of unpredictable weather, but this week’s storm alert is more than just another rainy forecast—it’s a wake-up call for property owners. When the Weather Prediction Center issues a flash-flood warning, it’s not only about wet roads or full creeks. It’s also about the risk that your property may […]

Why GPS Glitches Are Testing Land Surveying Accuracy

Land surveying professional using a GPS receiver on a tripod to collect accurate site data under a bright sky

If you’ve ever wondered how land surveying works, imagine trying to hit a target you can’t see—using signals bouncing from satellites thousands of miles away. Usually, that’s easy for today’s high-tech survey gear. But this week, things got tricky. A solar storm disrupted GPS accuracy across several parts of the U.S., and while Oklahoma City […]

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 […]