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Recorded Isn’t Always Correct: ALTA Land Title Survey
When people buy property, they often feel safe once everything looks “official.” The deed is recorded. The title commitment looks clean. The maps match the
Why Projects Pause Until Construction Survey Is Verified
Construction projects across Northern Utah are moving fast—until they suddenly stop. In recent weeks, many developers and property owners have seen their projects pause even
Topographic Surveys Change After an Archaeological Debate
Topographic surveys help people understand the shape of the land. For many years, they have supported planning, design, and land decisions. Recently, however, a new
What Drone Land Surveying Can and Can’t Replace
Drone technology is everywhere right now. You see it in real estate videos, construction updates, and even backyard photos. Because of that, many people assume
How LiDAR Mapping Reveals Terrain Changes After Wildfires
Wildfires do more than burn trees and grass. They change the land itself. In Utah, especially near foothills and canyon areas, fire can reshape slopes,
Why You Now Need a Subdivision Survey in the Housing Boom
Herriman is growing faster than almost any city in Utah, and new neighborhoods keep appearing along the hills and open land. Because of this rapid