Land surveyors work to define and measure the boundaries of a piece of property, which is then used in legal documents like deeds, or architectural and engineering calculations in order to develop the land. Despite the proliferation of technology, land surveying in Idaho requires a working knowledge of math. Depending on the specific survey type, […]
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What Are Floodplain Studies?
If you’re a contractor in Idaho, chances are, you already know what a floodplain study is, as well as why it’s so important to have one. If you’re just starting out or are building in a new area, however, the terms may be foreign. In short, floodplain studies help developers determine the risks of flooding […]
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Despite what a lot of people might think, all land surveys are not created equal. Some surveys provide far more detailed information about a piece of land than others. One of the most comprehensive surveys available is called an ALTA survey—a survey that meets the minimum standards set by the American Land Title Association (ALTA) […]
Read MoreWhat Equipment Do Land Surveyors Use?
Land surveyors are both highly skilled and highly trained professionals. Even with all their training and schooling, though, they wouldn’t be able to perform their job without the tools of the trade. This post will cover the essential equipment that’s used for land surveying in Idaho. Theodolite A theodolite is an adjustable telescope mounted within […]
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Every day, people from all walks of life find themselves in need of a talented land surveyor. Are you building something new on your property, like a shed or a fence? Is a neighbor infringing on your property? Are you searching for utilities on your property? Whether your needs are residential, commercial or industrial, you […]
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