Land Surveying & Platting Services

Topographic surveys document existing ground conditions, elevations, and visible features such as buildings, utilities, pavement, and drainage features. These surveys are commonly used for site planning, design, drainage analysis, and permitting and provide a detailed view of how a site exists prior to development or improvements.

ALTA/NSPS Land Title Surveys are completed in accordance with national standards and are typically required for commercial real estate transactions. These surveys identify boundary lines, easements, rights-of-way, improvements, and other site conditions that may affect ownership or development.

Category 1A surveys are boundary surveys performed in accordance with Texas Administrative Code requirements. These surveys establish property boundaries through deed research, field measurements, and monumentation, providing dependable boundary information for property owners and design professionals.

Construction staking services translate design plans into precise field layout for contractors. Our crews provide layout for building corners, utilities, paving, grading, and other improvements, helping construction teams build according to approved plans and elevations.

Elevation certificates document building elevations relative to FEMA floodplain requirements. These surveys are commonly used for flood insurance, permitting, and compliance purposes for residential and commercial properties located within designated flood zones.

Tree surveys identify the location, size, and species of trees within a project site. These surveys are often required by municipalities to support development review, preservation planning, and permitting efforts.

Form board surveys verify elevations for concrete placement and site grading. This service helps contractors confirm that forms are set to the correct design elevations prior to pours, supporting accurate construction results.

Eagle Surveying prepares easement exhibits and descriptions to support access, utility, drainage, and other legal needs. These surveys define easement locations and dimensions for use in development, property transactions, and municipal coordination.