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Why Summer is the Ideal Season for Your Land Survey in Maryland
When planning a fence, deck, addition, or landscaping project this summer, one step you cannot skip is scheduling a land survey. For homeowners and property owners in Maryland, DC, and Northern Virginia, summer offers distinct advantages for completing a property line survey or boundary survey. Understanding why summer is the best time to arrange your land survey can save you time, avoid costly delays, and ensure your project starts on solid ground. Land surveyor conducting a
Rachel Brouzes
Jul 83 min read


The Legacy of Thomas Hutchins Ohio's First Official Surveyor
Thomas Hutchins holds a unique place in American history as the first official surveyor in what is now Ohio. His work in the late 18th century helped shape the way land was divided, sold, and settled across the expanding United States. Hutchins’ efforts laid the groundwork for the Public Land Survey System (PLSS), a system still used today to organize much of the country’s land. This post explores Hutchins’ life, his groundbreaking survey of Ohio’s “Seven Ranges,” and the las
Rachel Brouzes
Jun 253 min read


Understanding the Costs of Hiring a Licensed Land Surveyor in Ohio and the Technology Behind It
Hiring a licensed land surveyor in Ohio involves more than just paying for their time and expertise. The costs also reflect the advanced technology and equipment surveyors use to deliver accurate, reliable results. This post breaks down the key tools that contribute to these costs, helping you understand where your money goes and why professional surveying services are worth the investment. Robotic total station in use on a land survey site Total Stations and Their Role in Su
Rachel Brouzes
Jun 183 min read


Understanding the Step by Step Process of a Professional Boundary Survey
When it comes to owning or buying property, knowing exactly where your boundaries lie is crucial. A professional boundary survey, often called a lot survey, provides clear, legal confirmation of property lines. This helps avoid disputes, supports real estate transactions, and ensures compliance with local regulations. If you live in Maryland, Washington DC, Northern Virginia, or Ohio, understanding how a lot survey is performed can give you confidence in your property decisio
Rachel Brouzes
Jun 43 min read
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