Residential Surveys

IronStone Surveying offers a full range of surveying services to meet our residential clients’ needs.  With our knowledge of local ordinances and regulations, our surveys are guaranteed to meet or exceed those requirements. Here are the typical residential surveys we offer, however, please speak with our professionals to verify the exact survey required to meet your specific needs.

AS-BUILT SURVEYS

Verifies construction or improvements compliance to your plans and with local regulations.  Required for a Certificate of Occupancy.

BOUNDARY SURVEYS

The most common survey. Required by lenders and mortgage companies.

FEMA ELEVATION CERTIFICATION

Measures the property elevation to determine your risk to flooding. Required for flood insurance.

LOT CONSOLIDATION PLATS

Survey and plat that combines multiple parcels into one. Required if you desire to combine two or more adjacent parcels of land into one larger parcel.

LOT SPLIT SURVEY

Survey and plat used to subdivide your existing parcel of land into two or more plots. Required if you desire to break a large parcel into multiple parcels of land

MARK PROPERTY CORNERS

We locate, identify and mark only the corners of your property. Required if requested by the client to verify property corners or resolve property disputes

PROPERTY LINE STAKING

Marks all the boundaries of your property. Required to verify legal description, placement of improvements or to resolve property disputes 

NOTE: Line staking is NOT included in Boundary Surveys or Marking of Property Corners

SITE PLAN SURVEY

Shows proposed improvements to your property, along with existing structures and features.  Required to obtain the proper permits for construction or property improvements

TOPOGRAPHIC SURVEYS

Describes property topography to identify possible building sites or to resolve drainage problems. Required by some local jurisdictions or to help identify problem areas or optimal building sites.

TOPOGRAPHIC / TREE SURVEYS

Gives more specific detail about the trees on your property, their numbers and their species. Required by some lenders, buyers or government entities.