Our company has been doing business in southeast Michigan for over 25 years, offering a full range of surveying and engineering services. Whether it's a large commercial site or a simple single family plot plan, we give our best effort to all of our clients. Our experience has allowed us to know how to get the job done in an efficient manner, utilizing the latest technologies to provide you with the best product.
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In 1977, Greg L. Ash graduated from Ferris State University with a B.S. degree in Surveying Engineering.
Obtaining his surveying license in 1981, he started the surveying department at the engineering firm of Dietrich, Bailey and Associates (DBA).
While at DBA, he headed the Western Township Utility Authority (WTUA) 21 mile sanitary sewer extension, handling all the topographic surveys, legal descriptions for easement acquisition and GPS control work for the traverse.
After 11 years at DBA, he left to start his own surveying company in March of 1993.
Obtaining his surveying license in 1981, he started the surveying department at the engineering firm of Dietrich, Bailey and Associates (DBA).
While at DBA, he headed the Western Township Utility Authority (WTUA) 21 mile sanitary sewer extension, handling all the topographic surveys, legal descriptions for easement acquisition and GPS control work for the traverse.
After 11 years at DBA, he left to start his own surveying company in March of 1993.
The current specifications are the "2016 Minimum Standard Detail Requirements for ALTA/NSPS Land Title Surveys".
Boundary surveys are usually needed when someone wants to re-establish their physical property boundaries for which a legal description already exists.
In this case the client would provide the surveyor with the most current legal description of the property which can be found on the property deed.
The legal description would then be laid-out in the field following the written description as best possible.
Boundary surveys are usually needed when someone wants to re-establish their physical property boundaries for which a legal description already exists.
In this case the client would provide the surveyor with the most current legal description of the property which can be found on the property deed.
The legal description would then be laid-out in the field following the written description as best possible.
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