Land Surveyor and Civil Engineer Serving All of Georgia
We provide comprehensive commercial and residential solutions in both land surveying and civil engineering, catering to public works and private projects throughout metropolitan Atlanta and its surrounding areas.
Our experienced civil engineers and dedicated surveying professionals are well-versed in all county and city regulations. We assist in navigating these requirements to ensure you obtain precisely what your project demands. Our commitment extends to prioritizing project delivery to meet your crucial timelines effectively.
We have the latest in next gen gps, drone, and lidar technology to bring the most accurate results.
By utilizing the latest in technology, our team maintains accuracy while meeting your timeline requirements.
Our vision is to become a leading civil engineering firm that provides innovative and sustainable solutions to complex infrastructure challenges. We aim to be a trusted partner for our clients and a responsible contributor to the development of our communities.
We offer a wide range of civil engineering services, including feasibility studies, design, structural engineering design, land surveying, and site development planning. Our services cover various sectors, such as transportation, water and sanitation, energy, and urban development.
IronStone Consulting & Design has been proudly serving clients for over 15 years. Our commitment is to uphold and build upon this legacy, continually surpassing our clients’ expectations through our core values.
There are 3 basic questions about surveys and the answers are just as unique as the clients asking them. Therefore, it is critical to consult with your survey professional to determine what type of survey you need for your specific situation.
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. Other than real estate buying and selling, a survey is often required due to a problem or an improvement you want to make. If you want to install a fence, pool, or storage building, 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 or the house is in a flood zone. By having a proper survey completed at the time of purchase or for property improvements, you 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. When in doubt if you need a survey, contact the professionals at IronStone Consulting & Design and we can help.
You should know that every government entity has its own survey requirements. At IronStone Consulting & Design, our years of experience working with each of these government bodies means we understand the complex needs for what you are trying to do. Part of our role is to guide you through the process to make sure you are getting what you need for both your surveying and civil engineering projects, avoiding delays and higher costs. Our list of surveys under Residential and Commercial cover most of your needs.
A buyer with a survey and title insurance on that property will be insured 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 than a residential survey and are sometimes irreparable. Getting a survey before closing is the key to a positive real estate transaction and for your peace of mind.
If you have any questions or would like to book a survey please contact us.