When a Commercial Property Surveyor Is Required to Close

A commercial property surveyor reviewing survey data on an active site before closing

Many commercial property deals begin with a simple guess. Someone orders a standard survey and assumes it will cover everything. At first, nothing seems wrong. Then the lender asks questions. The title company flags issues. Soon, the closing date slips, and the survey must be redone. This situation happens often, and it usually points to […]

What a Water Main Break Reveals About a Construction Survey

Flooded city street caused by a water main break, showing why a construction survey is critical for verifying underground utilities and reducing repair risks

When a water main breaks, it gets attention fast. Streets flood. Traffic stops. Videos spread across social media within minutes. Recently, Oklahoma City saw exactly this kind of disruption when a water main failure sent water rushing across the road and forced crews into emergency mode. At first glance, it looks like bad luck or […]

Why Property Lines Are in the News and Boundary Survey Costs

Lately, the phrase “property line” keeps popping up in news headlines. Sometimes it shows up in stories about fences, security, or neighbors arguing over where one yard ends and another begins. While the stories differ, they all trigger the same thought for homeowners: “Do I actually know where my property line is?” That question often […]