Why Citywide Land Use Surveys Drive Boundary Survey Issues

Abstract city land use map illustrating how boundary survey issues can emerge from updated planning data

If you own property, there’s a quiet change happening that could affect you sooner than you think. A boundary survey something many owners only think about during a dispute—is suddenly becoming more important across the city. The reason is not a new law or a neighbor argument. Instead, it’s Philadelphia’s new citywide land use survey […]

What Really Happens During a Boundary Line Survey

Licensed land surveyor using a total station to perform a boundary line survey on an active construction site

If you’re starting a construction project, a boundary line survey is one of the most important steps to keep your build on track. With mortgage rates dropping and more projects restarting across the city, surveyors are busier than ever. The rush to close deals and begin new builds means timing, access, and accuracy matter more […]

Is a $1,200 Property Survey Normal?

Surveyor conducting a property survey with tripod equipment in a residential yard

If you’re buying or fixing up a home, chances are you’ve heard about the need for a property survey. Then comes the sticker shock: a survey quote lands in your inbox, and it says $1,200. For many first-time buyers or longtime homeowners, that number feels high. The natural question is: is this price normal, or […]