Frequently Asked Questions

A typical suburban boundary survey runs $600–$1,200; ALTA surveys, large acreage and rugged terrain cost more. We quote every job fixed-price up front after checking your parcel — the number we give is the number you pay.

Most residential surveys finish within 7–10 business days from approval; commercial, ALTA and multi-acre projects take 2–4 weeks. Rush service is available when a closing date depends on it — tell us your deadline first.

It is the national standard for commercial title surveys, combining boundary work with easements, improvements, zoning and title commitments so lenders and insurers can close with confidence. We deliver full Table A options on request.

Almost always. Setbacks, easements, floodplains and height limits decide where your structure can legally sit. A pre-build survey and stakeout cost a fraction of moving a foundation poured in the wrong place.

Yes. Every boundary survey includes setting or resetting iron monuments at your corners, with caps stamped with our license number — plus a plat you can record.

Yes — our flights are tied to GPS ground control and check points, routinely achieving 1–3 cm accuracy. Every aerial map ships with an accuracy report, not just pretty pictures.

A stamped PDF plat, CAD (DWG) files, GIS shapefiles where relevant, and any county or city filing handled for you. Digital copies arrive by email; paper plats by mail on request.

We serve 16+ counties across Colorado — from Fort Collins to Colorado Springs and mountain communities throughout the high country. Travel within the metro area is included in every quote.