Once the boundary survey is finished, you can expect:

1. Marked or Flagged Property Corners
   Surveyors often use brightly colored ribbon, paint, or stakes around property corners. Newly set markers are labeled with the surveyor’s registration details.
2. Visible Line Markings
   If requested, corners can be flagged at regular intervals along the boundary lines. Landowners may replace flags or stakes with more durable markers (metal posts, for example).
3. Survey Drawing
   A formal drawing (often in digital and/or printed format) showing bearings, distances, easements, encroachments, and any new or existing monuments. This document is crucial for legal clarity and future reference.
4. Long-Term Maintenance
   We recommend walking your property lines periodically, refreshing markers and ensuring no one has altered or removed monuments.

Drone LiDAR Mapping & Boundary Surveying

Drone-based LiDAR accelerates data collection and increases precision:

• Faster Turnaround
  Cover large areas quickly, reducing field time and labor costs.
• High-Resolution Data
  Generate detailed 3D models of terrain, improvements, and foliage layers that can affect property boundaries.
• Remote & Difficult Terrain
  Access areas that might be challenging for on-foot surveyors, minimizing safety risks and logistical hurdles.

Our team of FAA Part 107 certified remote pilots and licensed surveyors seamlessly merges fieldwork with drone LiDAR scans to verify corners and clarify property lines, delivering comprehensive and reliable results.