Land surveyors measure and map property boundaries, structures and terrain. Homeowners hire them to find property lines, plan fences or additions, prepare site plans for permits and resolve boundary questions.
Common land surveying services include:
Hire a land surveyor before building a fence, addition or ADU near a property line, when buying land or when a lender, title company or permit office requires a survey.
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Award Surveying, Inc. (A-Ward Surveying) is a land surveying firm serving the Greater DFW area—including Tarrant, Hood, and Parker counties—providing land title, boundary, subdivision, construction staking, exhibits, and topographic surveys with an emphasis on accuracy, timely delivery, and reasonable pricing; Award Surveying, Inc. was founded in 2003 by Paul Ward, builds on over three decades of surveying experience, adopts new technology and staff training to maintain high professional standards, and positions the company to deliver reliable, quality survey products for homeowners, developers, attorneys, lenders, and contractors (source: A-Ward Surveying — Contact / About).
Barrow Land Surveying, Inc. is a Fort Worth–based land surveying firm (Registration Firm #10183700) that provides comprehensive surveying services for residential and commercial construction projects, including construction staking, form and slab elevation surveys, title and boundary surveys, drainage and topographic surveys, tree surveys, FEMA elevation letters, final surveys, as-built drawings, and drone surveying; Barrow Land Surveying uses Trimble GPS systems, robotic instruments, and Carlson Survey software to produce precise drawings and supports clients with secure online payment and project support from its Fort Worth office.
Brittain & Crawford is a Fort Worth–based land surveying firm that provides boundary and topographic surveys, construction staking, right-of-way and easement documents, exhibit and custom mapping, and related surveying and mapping services for residential, commercial, and infrastructure projects; the company emphasizes quick production times, immediate response, and experienced fieldwork while operating locally from Fort Worth, Texas.
Datapoint Surveying & Mapping is a San Antonio–based engineering and land surveying firm that combines experienced technical staff with advanced geospatial technologies to provide land surveying, GIS & mapping, and UAS/drone services across markets such as oil & gas, renewable energy, transportation & utilities, government, and commercial development; Datapoint Surveying & Mapping delivers ALTA/NSPS title surveys, boundary and topographic surveys, construction staking, pipeline and route surveying, LiDAR and photogrammetry products, asset database solutions, and engineering support from multiple Texas offices (including Fort Worth, Odessa, San Antonio, and Sulphur Springs) while emphasizing accuracy, scalable operations, and timely data delivery.
GSI Geomatic Solutions is a Fort Worth, Texas–based professional land surveying firm that provides ALTA/ASCM and land title surveys, design and topographic surveys, construction and as-built staking, photogrammetric mapping and DEM production, elevation certificates, tree surveys, and oil & gas lease, pipeline, and permit plats; the company emphasizes experienced, responsive crews, state-of-the-art equipment, strict adherence to surveying standards, and service across Dallas–Fort Worth and surrounding counties, and lists Shelby Hoffman, R.P.L.S., as a point of contact on its website (GSI Geomatic Solutions).
Texas Surveying & Engineering, Inc. is a land surveying and engineering firm that helps clients know their boundaries by providing ALTA/NSPS surveys, boundary surveys, construction staking, drone services, easement surveys, elevation certificates, engineering support, platting and replating, title and topographical surveys, tree surveys, and TSPS category surveys; the company maintains local offices in Weatherford, Aledo, and Mineral Wells to serve the region and emphasizes accurate, timely delivery and easy online quoting. Source: Texas Surveying & Engineering
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A land surveyor researches records, measures the property in the field, locates or sets boundary markers and prepares maps or plats that show boundaries, structures and features.
Common reasons include installing a fence, building an addition or ADU, resolving a dispute with a neighbor, subdividing land, buying property or meeting lender, title or permit requirements.
Land surveyors are licensed by the state, so confirm the license. Ask which type of survey fits your needs, what deliverables you will receive and whether corners will be marked in the field.
Cost depends on the type of survey, lot size and terrain, the availability of records and existing markers, vegetation, travel and the deliverables required.
Gather your deed, previous surveys and plat maps, unlock gates and secure pets. Tell the surveyor why you need the survey so they recommend the right type.