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Top 3 boundary surveying services in Blythe, CA

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Waage Surveying, Inc.

Boundary Surveying
Serves Blythe, California
Richard Waage has been an Arizona RLS since 2004. His expertise lies in GPS, Cadastral, Boundary, Alta surveys and construction staking. He also has extensive experience in topographic and aerial control surveys. His eight years of experience has made him proficient with the Sectionalized Land S...Read more about Waage Surveying, Inc.
Richard Waage has been an Arizona RLS since 2004. His expertise lies in GPS, Cadastral, Boundary, Alta surveys and construction staking. He also has extensive experience in topographic and aerial control surveys. His eight years of experience has made him proficient with the Sectionalized Land S...Read more about Waage Surveying, Inc.
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Wounded Warrior Surveying

Boundary Surveying
Serves Blythe, California
Having 18 years experience as a surveyor, I’ve recently decided to venture out and start my own business. What started while serving in the Marine Corps has been a long journey giving me vast experiences and knowledge. Using the most appropriate verified technologies for the project, whether old...Read more about Wounded Warrior Surveying
Having 18 years experience as a surveyor, I’ve recently decided to venture out and start my own business. What started while serving in the Marine Corps has been a long journey giving me vast experiences and knowledge. Using the most appropriate verified technologies for the project, whether old...Read more about Wounded Warrior Surveying
Porch Pro Headshot 360 Cinema Productions

360 Cinema Productions

Boundary Surveying
Serves Blythe, California
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Top questions to ask before hiring a boundary surveyor

A professional will assist you with scope and estimates, but having a clear idea of what you want to accomplish will help communication.

Do you want professionals to do everything, or do you have the time and skill to do some of the work?

Many projects such as have a DIY component, such as painting or cleanup.

First and foremost, protect yourself and make sure the contractor and any sub-contractors are licensed, bonded and insured.