Perc Test Planning Starts With the Right Survey

Surveyors reviewing site plans on undeveloped land before a perc test is scheduled

When people talk about a perc test, the conversation almost always starts with soil. Will it drain? Will it pass? Will the land qualify for a septic system? That focus makes sense. However, many projects stall even after the soil performs well. The delay does not come from the ground. Instead, it comes from missing […]

Why CES Put LiDAR Mapping in the National Spotlight

Abstract visualization showing connected spatial data used in LiDAR mapping for modern land planning and infrastructure analysis

If you’ve followed tech news this week, you’ve probably noticed one clear trend: LiDAR is everywhere. That’s no coincidence. CES 2026 is happening right now in Las Vegas, and for the first time, LiDAR technology isn’t limited to self-driving car demos. Instead, it’s showing up across industries that rely on accurate land and elevation data. […]

Why a Boundary Line Survey Triggered a Viral Land Dispute

Wooden stake with ribbon marking a boundary line survey on a property

A viral land dispute story spread fast this week. People shared it, argued about it, and took sides. At the center of the conflict sat one quiet document: a boundary line survey. The story did not go viral because of land size or money alone. Instead, it exploded because two people felt 100% sure the […]