Stop waiting a week to find out what a survey costs. Tell us about the property — address or parcel, survey type, rough acreage — and a licensed surveying team will have a firm quote back to you by end of the next business day. No site visit needed to get you a number.
Free. No obligation. Priced by licensed surveyors.
Address or parcel number, the type of survey you need, and rough acreage. Two minutes, start to finish. We pull the parcel data, deed references, and county records ourselves.
A licensed surveyor reviews the parcel, checks record maps and prior surveys in the area, and confirms exactly what the job requires. If we have a question, we call — same business day.
A real number from the team that will do the work — not a range, not “it depends.” The clock starts the moment you hit submit.
A few fields. That’s it. We do the homework — parcel data, record maps, county files — and get a firm number back to you by end of the next business day.
Boundary, topographic, ALTA/NSPS, construction staking, elevation certificates, and platting.
Your quote comes from the crew that does the work — grounded in parcel records, not guesswork.
Firm pricing in writing, plus a realistic start window — before you commit to anything.
A licensed surveyor is reviewing your property. Expect your quote within 1 business day. (After-hours requests start the next business morning.)
Most of what drives survey pricing — parcel size, shape, terrain, record history, and the type of survey — is knowable from county records, GIS, and our own project archive in this area. A licensed surveyor reviews those same-day and prices the work. On the rare parcel where something genuinely can't be known without a site visit, we call you within the same business day and tell you exactly what we need.
Firm. The number we send is the number we bill, based on the scope we confirm with you. If you change the scope — add a topo to a boundary survey, split the parcel — we re-quote before doing anything.
Boundary surveys, topographic surveys, ALTA/NSPS land title surveys, construction staking, FEMA elevation certificates, and platting. Not sure which one you need? Describe the situation in the notes — matching the survey to the need is part of the scoping.
Your contact info, where the property is (street address, parcel number, or a pin on the map), the type of survey, and rough acreage if you know it. A copy of the deed or a prior survey helps but isn't required.
No. The quote is free and there's no obligation. It's good for 30 days, and if you'd like, we'll also tell you when a crew could realistically start.
Have a project in Auburn, Opelika, or the surrounding area? Fill out the form or give us a call — we respond to every inquiry.