Welcome to APLSC's
f.a.q.
Q: How long is a pole?
A: A pole equals 16.5 feet.
Q: how long is a chain?
A: A chain equals 66 feet.
Q: What is land surveying?
Q: What is a land boundary survey?
Q: How much will a survey cost?
Q: How long will a boundary survey take?
Q: Is land surveying more difficult and or expensive in the mountains?
Q: What is a land surveyor, and
what services do licensed land surveyors
offer?
Q: When must I employ a licensed land surveyor?
Q: What can a surveyor do for me?
Q: What should I ask the Surveyor?
Q: What tools do I have when trying to understand my acreage / land?
Q: Can I find my own property lines?
Q: Where can I obtain a plan that shows the boundaries, lot number
and area of my property?
Q: What other services do you provide besides boundary surveys?
Q: What if my neighbor's property survey shows that their property line appears to be on my property?
Q: What records does my land surveyor maintain?
Q: Can anyone else get them?
Q: What can I do to ensure a good professional relationship with my land surveyor?
Q: Isn't my survey on file someplace?
Q: When do you need a land survey? Q: What information does the surveyor require? Q: How can I obtain the services of a registered land surveyor? Q: What should I receive from the surveyor?
Q: What should I do if I want to resurvey or subdivide my property?
Q: What should I do if I want to ascertain encroachment onto my land?
Q: What should I do if the boundary mark of my property is destroyed or removed?
Q: Can APLSC design my road and or help me plan to subdivide my land?
