Commercial Land Surveying can be a complicated business, and for that reason we have provided the following important areas to consider when hiring a Land Surveyor.
According to Florida Statute, in order to become a licensed professional, you must have a degree in surveying and mapping of 4 years or more from an accredited college or university program. In addition to the degree there is an experience requirement of 4 years of responsible charge.
This is one of the most important questions you can ask due to the wide range of commercial survey types and the equipment needed to complete them properly and accurately. Experience drives accuracy, speed, and overall quality of the final report.
In order to do a proper job and advise clients professionally it is essential that your surveyor has a good knowledge of the history of the locality – things like planning issues, planned roads and developments and any risks from flooding. Accurate property valuations also depend on knowing the local area.
Some surveyors sign off completed survey reports within 24-hours of the inspection, whereas others can take several weeks. As long as access to the property is available, the whole process from booking the inspection appointment through to receiving the finished report should just take a few days. It is also good to ask what will be included in the final report as well to make sure all the areas are covered.
As the client you should be free to make special requests in advance and know that the surveyor can advise you specific areas related to the survey.
If you are looking for a qualified commercial property surveyor, Stoner &Associates, Inc. is here to help. We will answer all these questions and more. Call us today to discuss your project at 954-585-0997.
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