We have now purchased Jordan Bennett Geomatics from Brockville, formerly http://www.jbgeomatics.com/ and have also purchased Leslie Higginson Land Surveyors in 2020, formerly http://www.lmhigginson.com/
How Much Does a Survey Cost?
The cost of a survey depends on several things, including the type of survey needed, the time required to perform the survey, and preparation of necessary plans and descriptions.
Some Variables Which Affect the Cost of a Land Survey Are:
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Terrain and Accessibility: A level, open field is much easier to survey than a wooded, hilly tract of land.
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Time of Year: Dense vegetation in summer often restricts the line of sight. Snow in winter may conceal field evidence.
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Size and Shape: An irregularly shaped tract of land has more corners and a longer perimeter than a square containing the same area.
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Field Evidence: The presence of iron monuments, corner stones, etc., in the survey area aid the surveyor, their absence makes the survey more difficult.
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Deeds: At times the legal description of the property to be surveyed may be vague, incomplete, contradictory, and/or mathematically inaccurate. It may also be necessary to resolve an unrecorded deed, agreement or easement.
There is no cost or obligation, however since the estimate is based on information provided by you we cannot guarantee its accuracy. Prices of surveys depend on the location of the parcel of land, natural features, the complexity of the legal survey fabric in the area, and the nature of the survey work. The more detailed the information you provide us, the better. Give us a call or fill out the form below to discuss your situation with us.
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