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Every town and city across the United States need land surveyors to accurately measure and map land plots for legal records, building plans, or agricultural knowledge.
Since its start in 1953, the city of Plantation has always used land surveys. For instance, during the construction of its town hall as well as the planning/construction of roads that connect to the key surrounding highways (I-95, I-595, I-75).
However, the need for surveys isn’t limited to city construction.
Whenever a homeowner looks to add an addition onto their home, they’ll need to hire a land surveyor to ensure that the addition does not breach the property boundaries. The state of Florida also has standards regarding the distance from property boundaries owners can build.
In addition, residents often call in a land survey if they are buying or selling a home to ensure that the boundary lines are up to date and accurate.
Since 1983, we here at Accurate Land Surveyors have been serving residents in Plantation when they are in need of a trustworthy and professional land surveyor.
Established in Plantation just 30 years after the town was incorporated, Accurate Land Surveyors know the area better than anyone and produce accurate surveys every time.
We use the latest in state-of-the-art electronic field equipment. Set ourselves the highest standard of professionalism, and always put the needs of you, the customer, first.
Here is an overview of some of the common types of surveys we perform:
If you’re buying, selling, or refinancing a property, you will often have to submit some form of land survey.
The main types of land surveys we commonly carry out for our customers include; boundary surveys, location surveys, site planning surveys, and subdivision surveys.
If you buy a home that is located in an area classified as a Special Flood Hazard Area (SFHA), as many South Florida properties are, you’ll need a survey for flood insurance.
It’s mandatory if you have a mortgage on your home and generally recommended otherwise.
There are several types of surveys that are required if you’re planning on building or remodeling on your land.
A lot of projects will require a boundary survey, permitting, and a construction layout survey. All of which our surveyors are experienced in performing.
If you’re unsure about which surveys you need, we’re happy to discuss your options with you.
If you’re planning on making any improvements in your home and property, a title commitment will likely be required by the county clerk’s office.
Depending on where you live, improvements like swimming pools, driveways, patios, and even fences may require a boundary survey.
Whether Plantation is your hometown or your vacation destination, it’s an interesting place with a rich history.
The City of Plantation was first incorporated in 1953, and the first city hall meeting was on May 11th that same year. Initially, starting with a population of less than 500, over 85,000 people reside in the city today.
The city of Plantation seal has the Latin phrase “E Vasitate, Haec Urbs,” which translates to “Out of the wilderness, this city,” with 22.8 square miles, it is home to 642 acres of parks and playgrounds.
Plantation has been given the title of “Tree City USA” and a National Wildlife Federation “Community Wildlife Habitat” for its beautiful natural environment.
Located in Broward County, Plantation has a thriving industry with over 5,000 registered businesses and close to 50,000 employed persons. All companies and residents survey their land before purchasing or selling. The community expects updated land surveys because of the climate and environment.
Plantation has a subtropical climate ideal for most, with an average rainfall of 62 inches and an average temperature of 75 degrees Fahrenheit. With the rainfall, residents and the city need to maintain updated land surveys to ensure the correct land mapping.
All cities and towns, including Plantation, FL, have mapped out all properties in their territories for tax purposes.
But, what many do not know is that there is no guaranteeing the accuracy of these surveys. With new technology in 2021, surveying is more accurate than ever.
Therefore, for those unsure about their property boundaries, save yourself time and money by hiring a professional land surveyor.
More than 30 years serving our customers with professional integrity