Landtec Surveying and Lien, LLC.

08/13/2026

05/04/2026

Landtec is proud to welcome Mike Gonzalez, one of the most accomplished sales professionals in Florida's land surveying industry. A seasoned closer with six years of relationships across title companies and real estate attorneys statewide, and one of the people who helped reshape how surveyors connect with the title industry.

Title agents who have worked with Mike already know what to expect. When you call, he answers. When your file moves, you'll know. When something goes sideways, he's already on it. His clients describe him as a rep who treats every file like his name is on the closing, and they don't say that lightly.

Boundary surveys, closing and title surveys, and ALTA surveys, delivered at the level Mike has built his career on.

📞 786.564.3268 ✉️ [email protected]

05/01/2026

Behind the precision — meet the crew that makes every survey happen on time.

04/29/2026

Did you know, South Florida has more survey complications per transaction than almost anywhere in the US. Meandering water boundaries. Historic district overlays. Unrecorded easements on older plats. Platted vs. unplatted parcels. We navigate all of it. Every order, every county.

04/27/2026

Florida open permit update. What every agent needs to know before listing in 2026. Open permits don't close themselves, and they don't disappear at the title table. A municipal lien search catches them before they become your client's problem.

04/24/2026

Open permit from 2018 surfaced in Miami-Dade, we caught it before the file closed! 💪

04/22/2026

We're adding someone to our South Florida team who knows this market from the inside. Announcement coming soon.

04/22/2026

Meet someone on our crew — here's one thing they know about Florida property that most agents don't.

04/20/2026

Most people don't know the difference between a construction boundary survey and a title survey. Here's why it matters — and why your clients should.

04/17/2026

Unrecorded easement found on a South Florida property — would've derailed a build plan. We caught it first. This is why the survey comes before the close, not after.