Planning an addition shouldn’t be stressful. Our team delivers exact property line measurements and easy-to-understand documentation so you can submit for your building permits. With accurate, professional survey data, you can design your addition, garage, or ADU with clarity and peace of mind.
We’re locally owned. We live in the Richmond and Norfolk areas, and we work all over Virginia!
Our surveyors don’t get pulled away on large civil projects or for overnight travel. We get the work done fast so that you get results quickly.
We excel at residential, boundary, and ALTA surveys. Because we focus on one area of surveying, you get high-quality work you can trust.
A home addition changes the footprint of your property, making accurate boundary information crucial. Our surveys determine your legal building area and help you or your architect decide where to put your new structure. We help ensure your addition fits your lot and clears permitting more easily.
A Home Addition Survey is a property survey that maps your lot, identifies existing structures, and verifies building setbacks so you know exactly where an addition can legally be placed. It provides the measurements needed for design, permitting, and construction.
Yes. Most building departments require updated boundary and setback information before issuing permits. A survey ensures your addition is placed correctly and avoids zoning violations that could delay or halt your project.
It typically shows property lines, corners, existing structures, city or county provided setbacks, utilities, driveways, and other features that may affect where and how you can build. Some surveys may also include topography if requested.
A survey provides the permitting office with verified measurements that determine if your addition meets all zoning, setback, and lot coverage requirements. Without this documentation, your plans cannot typically proceed for approvals.
Most residential surveys are completed within a few days to two weeks, depending on lot size, terrain, and the availability of past records. More complex properties may take longer due to research and verification.
Sure! We are happy to come back to stake your footer or set your brick points when you are ready to build. This will ensure your addition or structure is built in the correct location and the specs provided by your builder or architect.
Absolutely. A survey can reveal encroachments, inaccurate assumptions about property lines, or setback restrictions that could impact your design. Catching these early helps you adjust plans before construction begins.
It depends. Older surveys may not reflect updated zoning rules, new structures, or changes to the property. Most cities require a current or recent survey for permits, so an updated version is often necessary.
Before expanding your home, you need accurate data you can rely on. Our Home Addition Surveys provide verified boundaries, city or county-provided setbacks, and site information to support smart planning and smooth permitting. With precise measurements and clear documentation, you always know exactly where you can build.