Every parcel has a paper life and a real one. The paper says where the lines run, and the ground doesn’t always agree. A cadastral surveyor is the person who makes those two match. They dig through old records, then … Continue reading →
Somewhere near the edge of your lot, a small metal pin may sit hidden in the dirt. That pin is a clue to where your land ends and your neighbor’s begins. But a marker on its own is not proof, … Continue reading →
Older neighborhoods across the valley keep filling in, and a lot survey is usually the first real move when someone wants to reshape what they own. An owner might picture two homes where one sits today, while a developer might … Continue reading →