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San Antonio, Texas
Land Surveying in San Antonio, TX
Boundary work in San Antonio reaches back further than anywhere else in Texas: Spanish colonial grants, mission lands, and acequia rights-of-way still control property lines in the oldest parts of Bexar County, and resolving a downtown or south-side boundary can mean reading eighteenth-century calls. The modern city needs everything else too, ALTA surveys for the medical and industrial expansions, design topos across terrain that runs from hill country relief to Blackland flat, platting through city and county review, construction staking, and as-builts. Recharge-zone projects add regulatory exhibits of their own. Old grant or new plat, the corners get the evidence they deserve.
Spanish and Mexican-era grant lines and acequia easements remain live boundary evidence in Bexar County, and older-city surveys here are archival projects before they are field projects.
- 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 · San Antonio
What is an acequia easement and why is it on my survey?
A right-of-way for the colonial irrigation channels that predate the state. Some remain legally protected corridors, and where one crosses a parcel it constrains construction the same way any easement does, with considerably more history attached.
Do you handle surveys for recharge-zone development?
Yes. Projects over the Edwards zone carry exhibit and documentation requirements tied to the geologic assessment and drainage design, and the survey deliverables are prepared to plug into that review process directly.
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