06/27/2026
This client wanted to adjust the boundary separating the house from the surrounding farmland. During our survey, we discovered that the earliest deeds for the property accurately described the land, but important details had been omitted from later deeds. Those omissions led to an error in a previous survey of the adjoining property.
After researching the historical records, we notified the neighboring landowners and established the boundary in its originally intended location. This is a good example of how reducing a legal description to simple dimensions can leave out critical information that determines the true location of a property line.
If you think your boundary may not be in the correct location, want to adjust the boundary between parcels you own, or are considering buying a home, give us a call.
The best time to have a boundary survey completed is before purchasing a property. The cost of a survey can often be negotiated with the seller or included in the mortgage, allowing you to finance it rather than paying for it after you've already spent your cash on the down payment.
Don't assume the seller, real estate agent, or even a previous survey correctly identifies the property boundaries. A professional boundary survey can prevent costly disputes and unpleasant surprises.
Call us first for a free consultation. We'll help you understand your options before you make one of the biggest investments of your life.