To provide professional land surveying and land planning services to Landowners, Contractors, Developers, Engineering firms, Architectural firms, Utility Companies, and Municipalities. Our goal is to be our client's first choice for all their land surveying needs by providing cost effective services in a timely and accurate manner while using the latest field equipment and surveying software to ensure high quality results. We strive for professionalism and have a commitment to long-term relationships.
Although a land survey may seem tedious and unnecessary when doing some projects, in fact there are many cases in which they become valuable, cost saving tools. Recently one of our clients found out how important a survey can be. The client contacted us with concerns about a retaining wall that borders their property. They stated that the wall is crumbling, and client does not know who is responsible for repairs to the wall. LandTech was able to help! A crew went out and completed a boundary survey of the property, and also mapped the points of the retaining wall in question.
A boundary survey is a survey to establish the boundaries of a parcel of land using its legal description. The survey will also indicate the extent of any easements (such as an utility easement or ingress/egress access easement). A Boundary Survey shall also report any encroachment either on the surveyed property or onto the neighboring property. LandTech will perform a Boundary Survey in accordance with the minimum standards set by Wisconsin Administrative Code AE-7. We will research recorded deeds and records at the proper counties Register of Deeds.
It is always a great day when we get to work on the farm! Earlier this week we staked out a barn for Fox Cities Builders up in Shawano, WI. There is no one better in the business when it comes to agricultural builders.
We wrapped up an elevation certificate for a client last week in the Village of Sturtevant, Racine County. Unfortunately we were unable to remove the structure from the floodplain, so the elevation certificate can now be used to properly rate the house for flood insurance. In talking to the clients,...
Last week we started a survey on Beaver Dam Lake in Dodge County. The client requested a boundary survey for a construction project. Below is a part of the original subdivision plat from 1932.
LandTech Surveying was working on a project last week on Pine Lake in the Village of Chenequa. The topographic survey will be used by Think Design to design an addition and an ADA walking path from the house down to the lake.