If you’ve ever reviewed a professional land survey plat or report, you may have seen notes or callouts labeled “Areas of Concern.” That comes as a shock to some clients, especially those who are unfamiliar with the land surveying process. But we want to define what an “area of concern” is and what this term means for your survey that might impact the development project.

Subdividing land involves understanding local rules and using the right tools to ensure everything is done right. One especially crucial tool for dividing a large parcel into smaller lots here is the Land Survey Plat (LSP). This official survey map captures the precise boundaries of your property. It also helps make sure any new lots you create meet Colorado’s legal requirements without unnecessary red tape.

If there is a need to modify the property line between to individual parcels of land, our team at Apex Land Surveying and Mapping LLC perform what’s called a Boundary Line Adjustment.

When it comes to land surveying, one of the terms you may hear is Point On Line. But what exactly does Point On Line mean?

Explore the many reasons we at Apex Land Surveying and Mapping LLC encourage you to get a professional land survey done.

Legal descriptions play an incredibly crucial role in land surveying, helping to accurately define property boundaries and land ownership.

Identifying just one pin on a property might seem cost-effective and simple, but a full boundary retracement is what is needed.

Apex Land Surveying and Mapping LLC offers a range of land surveying and mapping services tailored to residential and commercial clients.

As a professional land surveying and mapping company operating in Colorado Springs, Apex Land Surveying can subdivide land easily for you.

Every inch of a parcel of land you own and are looking to develop matters! This is why you need a boundary retracement.