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Residential Surveyors In Your Area
- Out of Network
Bell Architects, PC
"extremely prompt and courteous reply, and great, free advice. my condo was not able to actually hire them but truly appreciated his willingness to give us guidance"
4.8 star review from CA G. in Washington, DC
- Out of Network
Golden Construction, Inc.
"Overall it was good. I would suggest to anyone thinking about using them to make sure you see all of the materials before installation. I had one issue with a dimmer switch and I ended up having to purchase the type of dimmer swtich I was looking for and then have them come back to install it. But they were professional and after the first day I didn't mind leaving them in the house unattended."
4.0 star review from Meredythe G. in Woodbridge, VA
- Out of Network
G & C General Contractors, Inc.
"Excellent work. Very professional, all of the workers did a high quality job. "
4.0 star review from Ted K. in Leesburg, VA
- Out of Network
Di Vito & Associates
- Out of Network
Fox Architects
- Out of Network
STH Design Associates
- Out of Network
The Design Collaborative, PC
- Out of Network
MW Architects
- Out of Network
David A. Kemnitzer, Architect, AIA
- Out of Network
Architecture, Inc.
How much do land surveyors typically cost?
- Ashburn, VA Average$442
- Typical Range$276 - $442
- Low End - High End$225 - $900
Costs for related projects in Ashburn, VA
- Build a House$205,500 - $317,750
- Hire a Draftsperson$855 - $2,144
- Hire a Land Surveyor$276 - $442
- Hire a Structural Engineer$387 - $833
- Hire an Architect$3,077 - $13,882
If you're considering applying for a building permit or purchasing some land, you likely will need to hire a land surveyor. A property surveyor near you could help you to determine aspects such as:
- Boundary lines for property disputes
- Building privacy fences or other additions to an existing property
- For new construction homes and accessory buildings
- To ensure that easements, like utilities, aren't blocked or crossed
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