Nyberg Surveying is a family owned-and-operated company, committed to building and maintaining personal relationships with each client. We have been serving Central Minnesota and the eastern parts of North Dakota and South Dakota for nearly 40 years. With having completed over 11,000 surveys, our company has acquired many valuable local records and survey control, thus insuring our clients are getting the most accurate work at a very competitive price.
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Nyberg Surveying, Inc. was established in 1982 by Michael Nyberg.
Both his sons, Brad and Eric, joined the team in the mid 1990's while attending college to acquire their degrees in the land surveying field.
Brad and Eric have since become the current owners of the company.
The firm's staff includes two licensed land surveyors, accompanied by an extremely talented and experienced team of field technicians and office personnel.
At Nyberg Surveying, we take pride in providing exceptional and professional surveying services to our clients.
Both his sons, Brad and Eric, joined the team in the mid 1990's while attending college to acquire their degrees in the land surveying field.
Brad and Eric have since become the current owners of the company.
The firm's staff includes two licensed land surveyors, accompanied by an extremely talented and experienced team of field technicians and office personnel.
At Nyberg Surveying, we take pride in providing exceptional and professional surveying services to our clients.
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A topographic survey is used to show the location and elevations of the various improvements and features over a tract of land.
This survey would include hills, streams, trees, buildings, utilities, curb and gutter, and property lines.
After we electronically collect the field data our CADD technicians will design a computerized drawing for use by your engineer, architect or attorney.
Impervious area surveys are used to determine the percentage of impervious surfaces on a parcel.
County and municipalities have restrictions on the amount of impervious surfaces allowed on a particular piece of property.
This survey would include hills, streams, trees, buildings, utilities, curb and gutter, and property lines.
After we electronically collect the field data our CADD technicians will design a computerized drawing for use by your engineer, architect or attorney.
Impervious area surveys are used to determine the percentage of impervious surfaces on a parcel.
County and municipalities have restrictions on the amount of impervious surfaces allowed on a particular piece of property.
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