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Welcome to Huntsville Land Surveying

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256-585-6002 If no answer, leave a message with the following info: Your name? Your number? Full Address of the property, including city? What you need the survey for? We will try to call you back as soon as we can. Another effective way to get Help is to: Use the form in the Sidebar or on our Contact Page. For more information, continue to read. Welcome to the Huntsville Land Surveying website. This site is intended to provide info to find a Land Surveyor in the Huntsville, AL, and Madison County area of Alabama. If you’re looking for a … Continue reading →

“Survey Land Twice, Clear-Cut Once”

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While this saying may be taken from the carpentry profession where you “measure twice, cut once” I found an article with the above title that reminded me of some boundary line problems I’ve seen over the years. In most cases the land owners hired loggers to harvest timber on their property and the logging company got over the property line in their zeal to get the “biggest trees out there.” In those cases, it would have saved the landowner LOTS of money and trouble to have the boundary marked first by a licensed land surveyor.     “If you want … Continue reading →

What Is A Land Surveyor?

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In addition to the four ladies pictured above, some very famous people in history have practiced surveying. Three surveyors and another guy are depicted on Mt. Rushmore (Presidents George Washington, Thomas Jefferson and Abraham Lincoln were all three surveyors, Teddy Roosevelt was not.) Others were Daniel Boone, Meriwether Lewis and William Clark (Lewis & Clark), Sir George Everest, Charles Mason & Jeremiah Dixon (of the Mason-Dixon Line fame) and author Henry David Thoreau practiced for a time in Concord, Massachusetts. A land surveyor is a professional person with the academic qualifications and technical expertise to measure and plot the … Continue reading →