SURVEYING SERVICES:

DRACO’s Surveying Division specializes in coordinating ALTA/ACSM Land Title, Topographic, and Boundary Surveys. These services provide our client’s title company and lender with the necessary information to issue extended title or mortgage insurance. They are also used as the foundation for many land use planning and development projects. Elements of mathematics, physics, engineering and law all combine to form this essential piece of commercial real estate due diligence.

Single Contact Point – There is no need to research and engage multiple local service providers for portfolio transactions.

Cost Savings – A steady business volume combined with career long business relationships assure unbeatable pricing.

Standardized Survey Format – Quickly reference pertinent information using a survey layout designed with ease of use in mind.

Service – Contact any of our client references to discuss DRACO’s excellent customer service reputation.

ALTA/ACSM LAND TITLE SURVEY: 

A complete 2011 ALTA/ACSM Land Title Survey includes the on-site fieldwork, the preparation of a plat or map showing the results of the fieldwork and its relationship to record documents, any information in Table A that may have been negotiated with the client, and the certification.

Minimum Standard Detail Requirements

• Records Research (Client Provided)

• Field Work & Plat or Map
        -Monuments
        -Rights of Way and Access
        -Lines of Possession, and Improvements along the Boundaries
        -Buildings
        -Easements and Servitudes
        -Cemeteries
        -Water Features

• Table A Items (As Negotiated with Client)

• Certification

Topographic Survey

A Topographic Survey identifies and maps the contours of the ground and existing features on the surface of a property or slightly above or below the property’s surface (i.e. trees, buildings, streets, walkways, manholes, utility poles, retaining walls, etc.)

Boundary Survey

A Boundary Survey is a basic survey used to establish the perimeter of a property as it relates to the legal description.