Professional Land Surveyors · Midcoast Maine
Our extensive experience both in ancient surveying records and practices and in the modern technology available to surveyors today gives us a special ability to serve the needs of our landowner clients.
We take pride in our thorough searching of survey chains of title and in the production of clear and accurate survey plans for the use of our clients and their legal counsel. Every job we undertake is approached with the same diligence, precision, and respect for the land that has defined our firm for generations.
The practice and experience of our surveyors extends back from the days of tape, transit and compass surveys and into the modern day use of laser distance measuring, computer drafting, Global Positioning Systems and the GIS technologies of the present day.
We honor the traditions of our craft while embracing the precision of modern technology.
Our roots run deep into the history of the profession. We are versed in the interpretation of ancient records, the reading of compass and transit surveys, and the time-tested practices of chain measurement. This historical fluency allows us to resolve boundary questions that modern tools alone cannot answer.
We deploy laser distance measuring, advanced computer drafting, Global Positioning Systems (GPS), and Geographic Information Systems (GIS) to deliver surveys of the highest accuracy. This marriage of old-world knowledge and new-world precision defines the caliber of our work.
Comprehensive surveying services built on a foundation of thorough research and precise execution.
Accurate determination of property lines supported by exhaustive research of deeds and historical records.
Thorough searching of survey chains of title to establish a clear and defensible record of land ownership.
Clear, accurate, and legally sound survey plans prepared for clients and their legal counsel.
Modern geospatial solutions utilizing the latest Global Positioning and Geographic Information Systems.
Practical engineering support informed by accurate field data, careful site analysis, and clear technical documentation.