
Boundary Survey
We determine your property lines and corners exactly as described in your deed.
Learn moreRandy Phillips, PLS, and his crew provide professional land surveying and mapping services across Alabama – for homeowners, builders, lenders, engineers and public agencies. Reliable, accurate and affordable.

We determine your property lines and corners exactly as described in your deed.
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Elevations, contours and features – the starting point for engineers and architects.
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Detailed ALTA/NSPS land title surveys for commercial purchases, lenders and title companies.
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Know your flood risk, challenge a flood zone or lower your flood insurance premium.
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We interpret architectural or engineering plans and stake the location and elevation of new structures.
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Documents what was actually built – during construction and for the Certificate of Occupancy.
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Confirms the foundation was poured correctly and sits in the right position and location.
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Every corner of your new building staked exactly where the site plan puts it – before work begins.
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Your property lines marked in the field with stakes and flags – before the fence goes up.
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A site plan for your building permit – lot, setbacks, easements and the proposed house, drawn to scale.
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Old surveys were made without GPS or robotics – a resurvey brings your lines up to date.
Learn moreWho we work for
A property usually needs more than one survey in its life: a boundary survey when it is bought or divided, a site plan and corner staking when a house is planned, a foundation and as-built survey while it is built, an elevation certificate for flood insurance. We do all of them – so you deal with one surveyor who already knows your land.
Boundary surveys before you buy, sell, refinance or fence; property line staking; lot splits; resurveys of old family land; FEMA elevation certificates.
Site plans for the building permit, house corner staking, construction layout, foundation and as-built surveys – staked from your plans with robotic instruments and GPS.
ALTA/NSPS land title surveys for commercial closings, topographic surveys and drone data for design, surveys of public land and right-of-way.
Not sure where to start?

You probably need
Buyers want to know exactly what they are buying; sellers want the actual size and a more accurate value of their property. A boundary survey gives every party a detailed document to make informed decisions.

You probably need
If you suspect a neighbor is encroaching on your land – or you’re being accused of encroachment – a boundary survey settles it. It also settles easement disputes with utility companies or agencies.

You probably need
Commercial purchases usually require an ALTA/NSPS survey by the lender. It reveals easements, encroachments and boundary issues before they derail the transaction.

You probably need
An Elevation Certificate is needed to challenge a FEMA flood zone determination or to reduce your flood insurance premium. We usually complete our part of a flood study in 3 days.

You probably need
Most construction projects start with a topographic survey. It shows slopes, contours, trees, utilities and improvements – everything needed for grading, drainage and design.

You probably need
House corner staking makes sure your new home is positioned exactly where it belongs on the lot. A site plan comes first, a foundation survey follows once the slab or footings are poured.

You probably need
Property line staking marks your lines in the field with stakes and flags every 50 feet or so – so the fence goes on your side of the line, not your neighbor’s.

You probably need
Old surveyors did not have computers, lasers, robotics or GPS. A resurvey re-establishes your corners and lines with today’s accuracy.
Our process
Deeds for your parcel and the surrounding parcels are pulled from the county probate office or online records; title and legal description are carefully examined.
Our crew measures on site with GPS, robotics and EDM, recovers existing monuments and sets new ones where needed.
Data and evidence come together in a map and legal description. You receive the survey by e-mail and as a printed copy.
Call or text Randy – you will talk directly to a licensed land surveyor.