A well-placed fence starts with an accurate understanding of property lines. Don’t assume previously placed fences are on your property line! Our team provides gives you the boundary information you need to install your fence without confusion. We make the process simple—and the results dependable.
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.
Before installing a fence, it’s essential to know exactly where your property begins and ends. A professional fence survey confirms your true boundary lines, identifies any existing property issues, and ensures your project won’t cross into neighboring land. By using precise equipment and proven field methods, our team provides clear results that help you avoid disputes and build with complete confidence.
A fence survey is a boundary-focused land survey that identifies your exact property lines so you can place a fence accurately and legally. It provides measurements and markers that show where your fence can be installed without crossing into neighboring land.
Yes—especially if you’re unsure where your property line is or if you’re installing a fence near a boundary. Without a survey, you risk placing the fence incorrectly, which can lead to disputes, fines, or having to move the fence later.
A fence survey typically includes a field survey of your property lines and key corners. We can also mark the boundary line for simple fence post placement if you like!
Most residential fence surveys can be completed within a few days to two weeks, depending on property size, terrain, and how much research is required to verify the deed and surrounding boundaries.
Sure, we are happy to mark your entire property line if you prefer! This makes it very easy for you or your fencing contractor to know where you set the posts.
If you are having an existing boundary dispute with a neighbor we typically recommend getting a platted boundary survey. This will give you the documentation needed in case the dispute ends up in court.
Sometimes encroachments are discovered as part of the process, either your existing fence or a neighbor’s fences or structures. At that point we recommend consulting with your local planning department, HOA, or legal advisor if needed.
Every HOA has its own requirements. We are happy to talk with you about your particular needs and advise on the process!
Your fence should go exactly where it belongs—no guessing, no disputes. Our Fence Line Surveys deliver precise measurements so you can build with confidence. With accurate boundary data and reliable methods, every line and corner is clearly defined.