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 address. At that point, many buyers assume the hard work is done. However, recorded documents do not always tell the full story. That is exactly why an alta land title […]
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 after everything looked ready. In many cases, the reason comes down to one request: the construction survey needs to be re-verified. That request often surprises people, especially when the survey […]
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 online debate brought topographic surveys into focus for a different reason. A discussion about archaeological mapping and survey technology spread quickly among professionals. Because of this, many people have started […]