Registered Land Surveyor Company – Survey Services
Minor Land Division
If you need a parcel of land divided, you can trust the registered professionals at Arrow Land Survey, Inc. to do the job of subdividing land the right way. Each county in Arizona has its own regulations, and it is necessary to check with the counties on their unique requirements and restrictions. Making a decision to proceed with your land survey without knowing the rules of the county could result in purchasing a survey you cannot use. We have provided the following links for information on local county regulations. Contact us at 520.881.2155 for a quote on our expert land division services.
Arizona Boundary Survey
A Boundary Survey is designed to establish or recover the boundary lines of a parcel of land and to set or replace the property corner markers. When there is a subdivision of land, a property boundary dispute, a fence that needs to be installed, or property lines to be marked, a boundary survey is ordered. If a situation of trespass or encroachment is to be proven, a boundary survey of the property line(s) involved is used.
Boundary surveys may also be required to discover easements, rights of way, title conflicts and gaps or overlaps in title. The land surveyor often works in conjunction with land title insurance companies to determine the written evidence of title prior to performing a boundary survey. Boundary surveys are a product of research of the public records, fieldwork to establish the location of any physical evidence and office calculations of the written record to determine the proper location of the property lines.
Throughout Pima County, Pinal County, and Maricopa County, and in all of the State of Arizona, an Arizona surveyor is required to file a Record of Survey Map in the local County Recorder’s office for most boundary surveys, which will become public record. Contact us at 520.881.2155 for a quote on our expert boundary survey services.
ALTA Survey
ALTA surveys are a unique type of boundary survey required by lending institutions, which must be prepared before a title insurance policy can be issued. This land survey will show the location of all of the improvements on the property together with the location of any easements that encumber the property. Contact us at 520.881.2155 for a quote on our ALTA Land Survey services.
Topographical Survey
This is needed prior to the development of any site. It consists of gathering and mapping the existing conditions such as existing roads, utilities, terrain, or any other improvements or features which encumber the site. This data is compiled and then used for the civil design to create a site plan showing proposed grades, improvements, and to determine dirt work quantities. Contact us at 520.881.2155 for a quote on our expert topographical land survey services.
Elevation Survey Certificate
The Elevation Certificate is used to provide elevation information to ensure compliance with community floodplain management ordinances. It can also aid in determining correct rates for insurance premiums and obtaining requests for a Letter of Map Amendment (LOMA) or Letter of Map Revision Based on Fill (LOMR-F). For new home construction in Arizona, obtaining an Elevation Certificate is necessary to insure new building construction is above the published flood elevation for that area. Contact us at 520.881.2155 for a quote.
Construction Staking
For new construction, land staking is required in Arizona, which will guide constructing site improvements. Our land survey professionals will lay out survey points on the ground taken from plans prepared by design professionals. Construction staking projects are needed for anyone from a single house for an individual homeowner to multi-unit residential subdivisions. Staking is also necessary in Pima, Maricopa, and Pinal Counties for networking streets, roads and utilities for most commercial and residential subdivisions. Contact us at 520.881.2155 if you need Construction Staking.
Subdivisions
Our surveyors are experts in subdivision development in Pima County, Arizona and other Arizona counties. To do so, we cooperate with developers, engineers, government agencies and property owners to ensure each project is completed accurately and efficiently. We can handle a wide range of jobs, from simple two-lot splits to multi-use developments with hundreds of parcels.
