Don’t Rebuild Yet—Get a Boundary Line Survey First

Flooded suburban neighborhood after heavy rain showing standing water near homes and lawns, highlighting the need for a boundary line survey

When the skies opened over Central Florida this week, it wasn’t even a hurricane—but it sure felt like one. Nearly 20 inches of rain fell across Orlando and nearby cities, flooding streets, washing out roads, and even opening up a few sinkholes near Eustis and Mount Dora. While homeowners rushed to drain their driveways and […]

Avoid Costly Fence Fights With a Construction Staking Survey

Land surveyor discussing property boundaries with homeowners during a construction staking survey

If you’ve spent any time on Reddit lately, you’ve probably seen those viral posts about neighbors fighting over a few inches of fence or driveway. The comments are full of frustration, legal threats, and regret — all because someone thought they could “eyeball” the property line. In cities like Orlando, where subdivisions curve around lakes […]

Flood Elevation Survey Guide for Landlords

Riverfront homes near rising water showing flood risk for residential properties, illustrating the need for a flood elevation survey

If you own or rent property in Central Florida, you’ve probably heard the new rule that started on October 1. Landlords now have to tell tenants if a home or apartment is in a flood zone. That news hit just as heavy rain and flood alerts swept across Orlando on October 5–6. With water rising […]