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Fort Worth, Texas
Land Surveying in Fort Worth, TX
Fort Worth surveying serves two markets at once: enormous flat logistics campuses where the topographic survey and drainage design are effectively the same document, and a historic core whose boundary fabric involves original townsite plats, stockyard-era conveyances, and rail corridors on every other block. We deliver both: boundary and ALTA surveys resolved from source records, high-density design topos across Alliance-scale acreage, platting through city and county review, gas-well and pipeline easement mapping that Tarrant County parcels frequently require, and construction staking with as-builts under one maintained control network from mass grading to closeout.
Mineral-related easements, well pads, pipelines, and access routes from the Barnett era, encumber a remarkable share of Tarrant County land, and locating them precisely is often what determines a site's true developable area.
- Boundary and title surveys for acquisition and permitting
- Topographic surveys for civil design
- Construction staking: building corners, utilities, paving, and grades
- As-built surveys for closeout and conveyance
FAQ · Fort Worth
How do gas leases and easements show up on my survey?
As located, plotted encumbrances: pad sites, pipelines, and access easements drawn where the instruments and field evidence place them. The developable-area math changes when they are plotted correctly, which is why they get treated as first-class features.
What density of topo does a logistics site need?
Enough that the grading model is real: on flat ground where inches of fall drive the storm design, that means tight grids, verified vertical control, and break lines where drainage actually concentrates rather than a sparse pattern that smooths reality away.
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