Welcome to South Jordan Land Surveying
Welcome to South Jordan Land Surveying Posted on August 18, 2017 by South JordanSurveyor Your Final Stop for ALL of Your Survey Needs!Contact us today for a free quote! This site is intended to provide you with information on Land Surveying in the South Jordan, MA and Salt Lake County area of Utah. If you’re looking for a South Jordan Land Surveyor, […]
How Boundary Surveying Helps Check Parcel Records Against the Ground
How Boundary Surveying Helps Check Parcel Records Against the Ground Boundary surveying is how you find out whether what’s written on paper actually matches what’s sitting on a piece of land. For developers working in South Jordan, where growth has pushed into older farm parcels and long-held family land, this gap between records and reality […]
Transit Expansion Can Bring Old Rights of Way Back Into a Property Transaction
Transit Expansion Can Bring Old Rights of Way Back Into a Property Transaction A transit line rarely arrives on empty ground. An ALTA Survey near a growing transit corridor often uncovers old transportation rights that nobody has thought about in decades, including abandoned rail lines, former streetcar dedications and street widths dedicated long ago but […]
Topographic Survey Insights for Properties Transitioning From Farmland to New Communities
When wide open farmland starts to turn into neighborhoods, many changes happen below and above the ground. A topographic survey gives a clear map of every rise, dip, and feature across the land. This information helps planners and future residents understand exactly what they are working with. It also shows how years of farming have […]
Can Engineering Flood Study Help Your Neighborhood?
Can an Engineering Flood Study Help Your Neighborhood? A recent article in the Allied News in Grove City, Pennsylvania reminded me of the Engineering Flood Studies that I have completed over the years and how these have helped the neighborhoods adjacent to the streams that were studied. “FEMA says it does allow the municipalities to pay for their own […]