You found the perfect spot for a new garage. It sits right near the edge of your Carrollton lot. Before you build, you need to know exactly where your property ends. A property line survey gives you that answer. It … Continue reading →
A lot line adjustment can look simple on paper. Move a line a few feet. Update the deed. Done. But without accurate boundary surveys, that small paper change can create big problems on the ground. If you develop property, a … Continue reading →
Walk onto a property under development and you’ll see markers everywhere. Wooden stakes with pink ribbon. Iron pins in the ground. Painted lines on the pavement. Most people can’t tell which ones matter and which ones are trash by next … Continue reading →