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If you’re buying, selling, or developing property, you may be told you need a survey — but not all surveys are the same . Two of the most common types property owners hear about are Boundary Surveys  and ALTA/NSPS Land Title Surveys . Understanding the difference can save you time, money, and major headaches. Below, we break down what each survey is, when it’s required, and how to know which one you need. What Is a Boundary Survey? A Boundary Survey  establishes the legal pro

Hiring a licensed land surveyor  is an important step for property owners, developers, and contractors in Ohio and Maryland. Whether you’re planning construction, resolving a boundary dispute, or getting a property ready for sale, choosing the right surveyor ensures accuracy, compliance, and peace of mind. 1. Know the Types of Surveys You Need Land surveys come in many forms, including: Boundary Surveys  – confirm property lines Title / ALTA Surveys  – required by lenders and

The holiday season often brings a shift in how businesses operate, Ohio and Maryland land surveying projects are no exception. While many industries slow down, the holiday period can offer unique opportunities to advance your land surveying needs. Land surveyor conducting measurements in winter landscape Planning Ahead for Holiday Land Surveying Projects The holiday season can be a busy time for property owners, developers, and contractors. Planning ahead is the best way to k

Land surveys can seem expensive, and for good reason. They play a vital role in property ownership and development, but the costs often catch people off guard. If you're considering buying, selling, or developing land, understanding why these surveys can be pricey is crucial. This post breaks down the key factors that influence land survey pricing, making it clear why these essential services come with a significant cost. The Labor-Intensive Nature of Land Surveys Land survey

Cub Survey Group is excited to launch our new podcast, where we explore the world of land surveying, starting with metes and bounds...