Record of Surveys
Legal documentation ensuring boundary findings are officially recorded for future reference
At Anderson Land Surveying & Consulting, we prepare and file official Records of Survey to document property boundaries, divisions, and adjustments. A Record of Survey becomes part of the permanent public record, ensuring your land data is legally recognized and available for future reference.
What Is a Record of Survey?
A Record of Survey is a detailed map filed with the county that documents the results of a survey, including boundaries, parcel divisions, easements, and adjustments. It provides legal evidence of property lines and is often required when changes are made to a parcel.
When Do You Need a Record of Survey?
- Lot line adjustments
- Subdividing or combining parcels
- Confirming boundary disputes or encroachments
- Establishing accurate records for development or permitting
Why Proper Filing Matters
Legal Protection
Creates official public record of boundary determinations and monument locations.
Dispute Prevention
Reduces likelihood of future boundary conflicts and legal challenges.
Future Reference
Provides permanent documentation for future surveyors and property owners.
Regulatory Compliance
Meets state and county requirements for professional surveying practice.
Our Process
Review deeds, plats, and historical records
Perform precise field surveys with GPS and total stations
Draft a Record of Survey map per state and county requirements
Submit and file with the appropriate county office
Why Choose Anderson for Record of Survey?
- Compliance with all state and county filing standards
- Experienced surveyors who ensure accuracy and clarity
- Detailed maps and documentation that stand the test of time
Get Started Today
Whether you’re buying property, preparing to build, or resolving a boundary question, trust the experts at Anderson Land Surveying & Consulting.
Contact us today to schedule your Topographical Surveys.
