Missing Corners? How a Boundary Line Survey Restores Them

Surveyor comparing a plat map to the land as part of a boundary line survey

Land in the Upstate holds a long history. Many properties started as large farm tracts that were later divided into smaller lots. Because of this, some property lines no longer match what the old maps show. When this happens, a boundary line survey becomes more than just marking corners. It becomes a careful process of […]

How a Construction Survey Stops Costly Build-Site Surprises

Surveyor using a total station during a construction survey on a busy job site

Greenville is growing fast, and anyone who drives around the city can see it. New neighborhoods are rising, older buildings are getting remodeled, and commercial sites are being cleared for the next wave of development. With so much construction happening at once, builders and property owners face more pressure to get every step right. That’s […]

Why Are Elevation Certificate Requests Rising?

Residential neighborhood flooded after a storm showing why elevation certificate requests are rising

South Carolina homeowners are facing new flood insurance challenges, and many are feeling caught off guard. In the middle of all this, the elevation certificate has suddenly become one of the most important documents in the state. Over the past few weeks, changes in flood maps, insurance rules, and risk models have created confusion, stress, […]