David Kingen

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What is a Professional Land Surveyor?

Land Surveying is specifically defined within each state. Land Surveyors are regulated by a State Board the same way Doctors and Lawyers are.

Need Of A Licensed Land Surveyor To Get The Exact Measurement

Most people fail to realize that land surveying is a fusion of art and science. It is crucial to map and take appropriate measurements o...

Field to Finish tools offer efficiency benefits to land surveyors

"Field-to-Finish" is a must-have feature for surveyors.

How long must I wait to get back my subdivision plan from my land surveyor?

Good day readers. I thank you for your patience with me in responding to your many questions. I also want to thank you for your many e-mails of support and commendation for the information that you are gleaming from the articles. This year...

Can I Sue Land Surveyors Who Are On My Land?

This is a difficult question. I am going to give you my personal opinion regarding this question. Simply stated, in no way should my opinion be taken as legal advice or fact. But, since you asked, I’ll do my best to respond with a fair assessment and insight. Keep in mind, my experience and kno ...

How Important Is a Land Surveyor for a Buyer of a Home?

A land survey is a crucial part of a property purchase, because without it you are unaware of the legal boundaries, easements, right of way and other issues affecting the parcel. You may discover an outbuilding is actually on a neighbor's land, or vice versa, or other unwelcome surprises.

How Do Land Surveyors Establish Boundary Lines?

In order to define property boundary lines, homeowners should enlist the services of land surveying companies.

Caveat Emptor—Surveyors to the Rescue?

If they aren’t surveyors or in title or real estate practices, most people are not aware of every (or any) condition affecting the…

Surveyor's Footsteps: Liability and Licenses

The ever changing landscape of land surveying is offering fresh opportunities.

How To Hire A Land Surveyor: Checklist And Tips

You probably already know that when the time comes to build a new fence, you need to find a qualified fencing and decking contractor to do the work (unless you have the skills to DIY, that is). But, did you know that you might need to hire a land surveyor, too?<br>A land surveyor is someone with

Should You Hire a Surveyor or DIY?

Not only is it possible to survey your own tract of land, it can become a fun pastime for you as a homeowner. While you can rent, borrow or buy the necessary instruments for a DIY survey, you can get a better understanding of the lay of your land by deciding to hire a surveyor.

Why Should I Hire a Surveyor for Construction Layout?

Construction layout by a licensed land surveyor is vital to a project’s success and a crucial step in construction that will influence whether a project finishes on time.

6 Considerations When Selecting a Wind Farm Surveyor

Need a wind farm survey? There are a number of different things to consider when selecting a wind farm surveyor. Here are the questions that you need to ask.

8 Things A Marine Surveyor Wants You To Know

If you've never had a marine survey before, here are some things to help make the experience better.

Building costs to continue rising but at slower pace, surveyors predict

Profession believes industry is nearing peak capacity but a downturn could increase competitiveness

Should Chartered Surveyors Care About Algorithms?

Need a surveyor? Title work? Get in line

Developers are increasingly finding that the uptick in activity has stretched the third-party service providers like surveyors and title researchers that they depend on.

If there is an air pressure problem, ’it’s almost inevitable that a surveyor will find it’

Make a list of all areas that are required to have positive or negative air pressure and ensure those areas are checked regularly to avoid possible condition-level findings by CMS, The Joint Commission, or another authority having jurisdiction, say experts. Because if there is a problem with room pressures, it’s almost inevitable that a surveyor will find it.