Surveying Consultants

We provide surveys across the Southeast. In the last few years, we've primarily focused on Hilton Head, Bluffton and the greater Beaufort areas of South Carolina. We are expanding to provide services to our customers in the Savannah, GA region, recently adding an office in Rincon, northwest of Savannah. We look forward to hearing from you. Please contact us to discover how Surveying Consultants can make a difference in your residential or commercial land surveying project. Here at Surveying Consultants, our goal is to educate citizens, not just in the South Carolina Lowcountry, but all over, as to the ease and importance of land surveying.

Commercial construction projects require a lot of focus, time, energy, and resources. It is important for these projects to always be completed on time. This is why hurdles with the property should be dealt with before a commercial construction project even begins. For this, you need to bring in a commercial land surveyor. They are experts in property boundaries, local zoning regulations, necessary construction permits, and over-all site limitations. They can conduct surveys for informational purposes, for transfer of title, mortgage, planning, and permitting.

The Topographic Survey plays a crucial role in the success of a construction project. In fact, it is usually the first step done in the development of a property, way before the construction starts. It is a survey that gathers data about the elevation of points on a piece of land and presents them as contour lines on a plot. It is used by architects, engineers, and building contractors to determine how the land will have to be shaped and molded to provide a suitable base for the planned construction.

Even the best-planned construction projects will remain just that; a project-if the construction drawings are not accurately interpreted by a contractor. This is why you need a construction surveyor. Construction Surveys, also known as Construction Staking, is the interpretation of construction plans, the verification of the project control, and the establishment of locations and elevations of the proposed features such as roads, buildings, and various utilities. It is done to ensure that a project is built according to engineering design plans.