Old records lie. Not on purpose, but they age badly. A deed from 1962 or a plat from 1988 was drawn with the tools of that time, and land surveying has moved far past those tools since. For a developer, … Continue reading →
When open land joins a city for new building projects, an annexation survey helps everyone involved. City borders shift as towns grow. Property owners often ask to connect to city water and sewer lines. Builders also need clear property lines … Continue reading →
A new house is the result of a long line of construction. During that process, the ground takes a lot of punishment. Dirt movers reshape the land, utility crews dig deep trenches, and heavy trucks roll over the soil. Before … Continue reading →
The day a builder hands over a finished lot, the questions shift from construction to ownership. A buyer starts asking where their land ends, whether the driveway sits right and if the fence is on the line, and a builder … Continue reading →
Welcome to the McKinney Land Surveying blog page. We will add articles of interest related to land surveying as we further develop this site. In the mean time, please call McKinney Land Surveying at (469) 424-0043 if you have any land … Continue reading →
