Specific Purpose Surveys are surveys that do not qualify to be under the definition of Control, Boundary, Topographic, Hydrographic, As-built/Record, Construction Layout or Quantity Survey.
The purpose of this type of survey is very specific in nature as specified by the client. The purpose will be stated on the survey sketch or report.
For example, an apartment complex may want to repave their roads. Instead of surveying the entire apartment complex, our team would Specifically Survey only the parking lots. For a Hydrographic Survey, they may only want a specific area of a canal because a cable is going to be run underground so it’s a specific canal cross section that’s needed.
Specific Purpose Surveys that Stoner performs are:
At Stoner, we are experts in the area of specific purpose surveys, boundary surveys, topographic surveys and many other related property surveys. Most importantly, we know that you need your survey to be completed on time for your project. We work hard to be part of your team and to answer any and all questions pertaining to various easements, the survey, certifications, and title commitments. For more information regarding the specific purpose surveying services offered by Stoner call us at 954-585-0997.
About Stoner
Since 1988, Stoner has continually provided the highest level of quality service to each and every project. Staying true to the company mission statement of Experience, Excellence, Service and Technology: These are the watchwords that we apply to each of our clients’ projects. Today, the company services the greater South Florida area including Broward, Miami-Dade, Palm Beach, and Monroe Counties. Allowing the team of professionals to deliver critical surveying services in a timely manner to both the private sector and the government. For more information on Stoner, please call (954) 585-0997or visit www.stonersurveyors.com.
Land surveying is one of the world’s oldest technical professions. For thousands of years, surveyors have helped define property boundaries, plan communities, support construction, and document the physical features of the land. While the purpose of surveying has remained consistent, the tools used to perform it have changed significantly. From ropes and measuring chains to […]
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