Plans rarely survive construction untouched. As-built surveys exist for that exact reason. Once a tenant build-out is finished, the real layout on the ground can look different from the plan that got approved. For Cincinnati property owners and developers, having … Continue reading →
On a zero-lot-line home, the house already sits right up against the property line. That leaves a thin strip of side yard, and no room for guesswork. Construction staking marks the surveyed limits before you widen a driveway there, so … Continue reading →
Construction surveying decides whether an underground garage stays dry, because every protection this kind of structure has comes down to elevations. A ramp sloping below street level is an invitation to surface water. Whether that invitation gets accepted depends on … Continue reading →