Some properties aren’t just one piece of land. They’re made up of two, three, or more separate tracts, each one deeded and described on its own over the years. A metes and bounds survey is what pulls all of these … Continue reading →
Expanding a commercial lease sounds simple on paper. Add more square footage, sign an amendment, move in. Shared parking changes that picture fast. A plat of survey lays out exactly what’s being added, where the parking sits, and how everything … Continue reading →
A backyard pool is exciting until a utility easement gets in the way. Before you dig in Dallas, an easement survey shows exactly where you can and cannot build. It finds the recorded easement, locates the utility features and measures … Continue reading →