Land Surveyor Serving Atkinson County
Welcome to IronStone Consulting & Design, your trusted land surveyor serving Atkinson County. We have professionally served our clients for more than 15 years, and our surveying legacy actually dates back to 1959. As a result, we stay committed to building on that heritage by exceeding our clients’ expectations, all grounded in our core values.
Connect with an Atkinson County land surveyor you can trust. Contact IronStone Consulting & Design today, and we’ll deliver accurate, timely residential and commercial surveying for your next project.
Our experienced civil engineers and dedicated surveying professionals are well-versed in all county and city regulations. Therefore, we assist you in navigating these requirements so you obtain precisely what your project demands. In addition, our commitment extends to prioritizing project delivery, which means we meet your crucial timelines effectively.
Furthermore, we have the latest in next-gen GPS, drone, and LiDAR technology to bring you the most accurate results possible.
By utilizing the latest technology, our team maintains accuracy while also meeting your timeline requirements.
Most survey questions fall into three categories. However, the answers depend on your unique situation, so it always helps to talk with a survey professional first. Below is a quick guide to get you started.
A survey is required for most real estate transactions or for any improvements or additions to your property. Obtaining a survey ensures your protection in any real estate transaction. A survey discloses exactly what portion of property is being purchased and everything on that property. Every buyer should obtain a survey before a real estate transaction closes to protect their interest in the transaction. Other than real estate buying and selling many times a survey is required due to some type of problem or an improvement you want to make to your property. If you want to install a fence, pool, storage building etc. you will need a survey. There are problems that only a survey can resolve. Some can be as minor as a fence over the property line or more serious like your pool is on your neighbor’s property. It could also be that the deed outlining the parcel of property is incorrect, the house is in a flood zone, etc. By having a proper survey completed at the time of purchase or for property improvements will ensure you are protected from costly mistakes.
The answer varies wildly. I am buying a home. I want to install a pool, a fence or a storage building. I want to add an addition to my house. My neighbor’s fence may be on my property. My neighbor cut down a tree that I believe was on my property. I want to divide my property. I want to consolidate multiple parcels into one. I want to pave my driveway. The list goes on. You should understand that with each unique answer comes a unique survey requirement based on local jurisdictions that leads to question #3. When in doubt if you need a survey contact the professionals at IronStone Surveying and we can help.
You should know that every government entity has its own survey requirements. At Ironstone Surveying our years of experience working with each of these government bodies understands the complex needs for what you are trying to do. Part of our role is to guide you through that process to make sure you are getting what you need and avoid delays and higher costs because you did not meet a certain requirement. Our list of surveys under Residential and Commercial cover most of your surveying needs.
A buyer with a survey and title insurance on that property will insure you for any surveying issues that may arise. Without a survey the owner’s title insurance policy will exclude coverage for anything that a survey would have disclosed. These problems cost many times more what a residential survey would cost and sometimes are irreparable. Getting a survey before closing is the key to a positive real estate transaction and for your peace of mind.