Land Surveyor Serving Butts County, GA
Our headquarters is at 345 Lyons St. in Jackson, so Butts County is home. We have surveyed here for years, from in-town lots near the square to farm tracts and lake property around Jackson Lake and Indian Springs.
IronStone Consulting & Design serves all of Butts County, including Jackson, Flovilla, Jenkinsburg, Indian Springs and the Jackson Lake area. We are proud members of the Butts County Chamber of Commerce.
Butts County is growing along the I-75 corridor, and much of our work here involves dividing family land, surveying rural acreage, and laying out new homes. We also handle boundary surveys for closings, line staking, elevation certificates for property near Jackson Lake and the Towaliga and Ocmulgee rivers, and topographic and ALTA surveys for commercial projects.
Communities we serve in Butts County: Jackson, Flovilla, Jenkinsburg, Indian Springs, Jackson Lake.
In Jackson and the rest of Butts County we provide property and boundary surveys, line staking, elevation certificates, topographic surveys, subdivision and lot split plats, ALTA/NSPS land title surveys and construction layout. Learn more about our residential surveys, commercial surveys, builder services and drone and LiDAR mapping.
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Every county handles plats, approvals and land records a little differently. Butts County is home for us, since our headquarters is at 345 Lyons St. in Jackson. Here is how surveying works here.
Survey plats and deeds for Butts County are recorded with the Butts County Clerk of Superior Court in Jackson. Georgia law requires a recorded plat to be prepared, sealed and signed by a land surveyor and filed electronically, and we prepare every plat to meet those recording standards.
Splitting land in unincorporated Butts County goes through Butts County Planning and Development on W. 3rd Street. A minor subdivision with no new roads is reviewed by the zoning administrator, and the plat needs written approval before it can be recorded. Property inside Jackson, Flovilla or Jenkinsburg follows city review.
Before fieldwork we pull the deed chain, adjoining deeds and older plats, and check parcel and tax map data on the Butts County qPublic site. Conflicts between deeds are far cheaper to catch at the desk than in the field.
Jackson Lake, formed by Lloyd Shoals Dam on the Ocmulgee River, puts many lake lots near mapped flood zones, so lenders often ask for an elevation certificate. Away from the lake, the county mixes farm and timber tracts with new home sites along the I-75 corridor.
Here are answers to common survey questions we hear in Jackson and around Butts County. For anything specific to your property, call (770) 957-4614.
Yes. Line staking is one of our most common Butts County requests, whether you are building a fence, clearing land or settling a question with a neighbor. Because we are based in Jackson, we can usually get to Butts County sites faster than anywhere else.
Every survey is priced to the property. Lot size, tree cover, access, the age of the deed, and the number of corners to recover all affect the cost, along with any research at the Butts County Clerk of Superior Court. Send us the address and the reason for the survey and we will give you a quote.
Boundary and property line surveys, line and fence staking, closing (mortgage) surveys, FEMA elevation certificates, topographic and tree surveys, site plans, lot splits and subdivision plats, foundation surveys and as-builts, construction staking, ALTA/NSPS land title surveys, and drone LiDAR mapping.