CWLS has provided boundary survey services since 1968. A boundary survey physically identifies the points and locations of property corners and property lines per a property's legal description. A topographic survey is usually the first step in any construction or development project. Most municipalities require a topographic survey as part of the permitting process. Environmentally Critical Area, SDOT or utility surveys may also be required. When a development or construction project may impact utilities and right of ways, an SDOT or Utility Survey may be required.
CWLS is a trusted partner of builders, developers, architects and landscape architects. Our goal is to provide construction services when and where our partners need. We understand that time is money and our goal is to support you in completing your project on time and on budget. Construction projects have become increasingly challenging. New technology that automates project design and project construction brings cost savings, but increased risk. CWLS has the tools and experience needed to reduce risk and improve results on your construction projects.
A boundary survey physically identifies the points and locations of property corners and property lines per a property's legal description and may also display the location of easements affecting title. A boundary survey is performed under the guidance of a professional licensed surveyor. Our professional land surveyor calculates the boundary per the legal description and existing survey data established in the block or neighborhood where the property is located. Then our field surveyor, using state of the art equipment, maps the site and provide markers on property corners and boundary lines.