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What brings you here?

Most people need one of these. Pick your situation.

Building a fence
Find out if you need a survey first.
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Buying or selling a home
When lenders and title companies require a survey.
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Flood insurance
Get an elevation certificate to lower your premium.
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Commercial real estate
ALTA/NSPS surveys for lenders and title companies.
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Property line dispute
A boundary survey settles it with legal documentation.
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Not sure what I need
Compare all survey types and match your situation.
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Which Survey Do You Need?

Match your situation to the right survey type before you start calling firms.

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Boundary Survey
Building a fence, resolving a property line dispute, or confirming lot lines before a purchase.
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Elevation Certificate
Required for flood insurance pricing or a FEMA Letter of Map Amendment.
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ALTA / NSPS Survey
Commercial real estate transactions. Required by most lenders and title companies.
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Topographic Survey
Site grading, pool additions, room expansions, or construction permitting.
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Who Pays for a Survey?
Buyer, seller, or lender? How survey costs are typically divided.
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All Survey Types
A complete reference of every survey type and when each one is needed.
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Browse by State

Select your state to find licensed surveyors organized by county and city.

Texas 995 surveyors Florida 861 surveyors California 683 surveyors North Carolina 617 surveyors Georgia 467 surveyors Ohio 455 surveyors New York 399 surveyors Pennsylvania 394 surveyors Virginia 367 surveyors Mississippi 219 surveyors Missouri 212 surveyors Massachusetts 184 surveyors New Jersey 181 surveyors Illinois 178 surveyors Colorado 174 surveyors Washington 167 surveyors Tennessee 152 surveyors Alabama 151 surveyors Louisiana 150 surveyors South Carolina 142 surveyors Kentucky 128 surveyors Connecticut 127 surveyors Michigan 122 surveyors Wisconsin 120 surveyors Maine 118 surveyors Maryland 113 surveyors Indiana 112 surveyors Arkansas 110 surveyors Oregon 110 surveyors Arizona 104 surveyors Oklahoma 98 surveyors Utah 97 surveyors Minnesota 95 surveyors New Mexico 86 surveyors Iowa 85 surveyors Montana 79 surveyors Idaho 74 surveyors New Hampshire 74 surveyors Kansas 71 surveyors Nevada 68 surveyors Nebraska 61 surveyors West Virginia 57 surveyors Delaware 44 surveyors North Dakota 44 surveyors Alaska 42 surveyors Hawaii 38 surveyors Rhode Island 38 surveyors South Dakota 32 surveyors Wyoming 32 surveyors Vermont 25 surveyors

How It Works

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Step 01

Find your area

Search by city, ZIP, or county. Every listing shows the areas served by each firm.

Step 02

Match your need

Filter by survey type: boundary, elevation certificate, ALTA, topographic, and more.

Step 03

Review the profile

Specialties, service counties, license status, and Google ratings. All visible before you call.

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Common questions about finding a land surveyor

How does Find Land Surveyor work?+

Search 9,552 licensed land surveyors across 50 states by ZIP, city, or county. Every listing shows verified license status, services offered, contact details, and client reviews. Phone numbers are visible on every profile so you can call directly. Estimate requests submitted on the site route directly to the surveyor without an intermediary.

How much does a land survey cost?+

Most residential boundary surveys in the United States cost $500 to $2,000, depending on parcel size, terrain, location, and records research required. Elevation certificates for FEMA flood insurance run $200 to $700. ALTA/NSPS surveys for commercial transactions typically start at $2,000. Cost varies by state and county; see the local cost guide for your area.

When do I need a land survey?+

You typically need a survey before installing a fence, building an addition, splitting or combining lots, refinancing a property in a flood zone, settling a boundary dispute, or buying property where the legal description is unclear. Lenders, title companies, and municipal building departments routinely require current survey documentation before closing or issuing permits.

How do I verify a surveyor is licensed?+

Every firm in this directory has been compiled from public state licensing data. Where the state registry is available, individual professional surveyors are matched to active license records on each profile. You can also confirm a license directly with the state licensing board listed on each profile page.

Are listings free? Is there a charge to surveyors?+

Yes, listings are free, and claiming a profile is free. Find Land Surveyor does not run pay-to-rank placement, lead auctions, or per-lead fees. Rankings are based on objective signals like license verification, profile completeness, and client reviews.

What types of land surveys are offered?+

Common survey types in the directory include boundary surveys, ALTA/NSPS surveys, elevation certificates for FEMA flood compliance, topographic surveys, construction staking, and subdivision plats. Each profile lists the specific services that surveyor offers.