Why Storms Make an ALTA Title Survey Essential

Land surveyor in safety gear walking across a muddy construction site after heavy rain, representing the importance of an ALTA Title Survey after storms

Greenville saw heavy storms last weekend that brought flash floods, strong winds, and muddy yards. What many homeowners and buyers don’t realize is that this kind of weather can quietly change how a property is marked, measured, and even valued. That’s where an ALTA Title Survey comes in—it’s a detailed land survey that helps keep […]

What Sinkholes Teach About a Construction Staking Survey

Large road sinkhole showing collapsed pavement and exposed soil layers, highlighting the need for a construction staking survey

Woodruff Road is known for heavy traffic, but this time it wasn’t just cars slowing things down. A water pipe burst and caused a large sinkhole near one of Greenville’s busiest intersections. The road flooded, lanes closed, and drivers got stuck for hours. Videos of the mess spread fast online. People complained, businesses posted updates, […]

Why Every Subdivision Needs a Construction Survey First

Construction survey stakes and bulldozer preparing a new subdivision site with homes being built

Greenville is growing fast. New subdivisions seem to appear every month, and neighbors are starting to notice the traffic, the drainage, and the trees coming down. When a developer gets approval for a new neighborhood, the excitement begins, but so do the concerns. This is where a construction survey makes all the difference. Before a […]