What Large Land Swaps Mean for Construction Survey

Construction survey in progress with a surveyor using a theodolite to mark precise points on a building site for accurate construction planning.

When big land deals happen, they often create a chain reaction for many industries. One of the most important players is the construction survey. In Henderson, a recent 118-acre land swap has caught the attention of developers, city planners, and surveyors alike. This land swap will bring new homes, businesses, and public spaces. However, before […]

Mortgage Closing Survey: Avoid Delays in Home Closings

Two land surveyors in hard hats using equipment and notes during a mortgage closing survey

Buying or refinancing a home is stressful enough without unexpected roadblocks. When the statewide cyberattack hit in late August and stretched into September, it slowed everything from DMV appointments to title recordings in Clark County. That disruption reminded homeowners and lenders how fragile the closing process can be. A mortgage closing survey may not prevent […]

Elevation Surveys in Watershed Management Projects

Muddy runoff flowing through a desert watershed area, demonstrating how elevation surveys help map water movement and manage flood risks in arid regions.

Managing water in a desert city like North Las Vegas is no small task. It doesn’t rain much here, but when it does, it can cause big problems. That’s why engineers, city planners, and environmental experts rely on tools like elevation surveys to help manage watersheds and protect the land. You might be wondering, “What […]