How long will it take to get my standard residential lot surveyed? | | 1 week | 63% | | 2 weeks | 26% | | 3 weeks | 5% | | 4 weeks | 5% | | | | | Question: How long will it take to get my standard residential lot surveyed? Top Answer (63% of 19 votes): 1 week.
Answer: 2 weeks
Explanation: We can sometimes get it within a week, depending on our work load at the time. | | Pro17 Engineering, LLC | Answer: 2 weeks
Explanation: Typically a boundary/lot survey will take anywhere from 2 to 4 days to complete and have recorded depending on the site conditions. We ask for a minimum 2 week window to complete the work so that we have adequate time for scheduling. | | Apex Land Surveys | Answer: 2 weeks
Explanation: There are many variables in land surveying with laws that change what each project may require. It is best to allow at least 2 weeks for total completion of small standard residential surveys. | | Skinner Land Survey Co., Inc. | | | ProMatcher | Answer: 1 week
Explanation: Typically 1 to 2 days depending on the size of the lot and other factors like weather or equipment malfunctions | | Precision Data Services | Answer: 1 week
Explanation: Of course it is hard to do field work in the rain. We will strive to get your work done professionally and quickly. | | Land & Lake Surveying | Answer: 1 week
Explanation: We try to keep up with residential lot surveys as fast as they come in, as it is all to easy to fall behind. Large jobs that can take weeks can afford a few half days off while we help someone with a smaller piece of property. | | Accurate Surveying PLLC | | | ProMatcher | Answer: 1 week
Explanation: Depending on location and difficulty, maybe 3 days | | Stanford Surveying Services | Answer: 2 weeks
Explanation: Timing depends upon inclement weather & work load. | | ACRE Engineers & Land Surveyors | Answer: 1 week
Explanation: one week is a good time unless access is difficult | | Construction Management Group | | | ProMatcher |
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