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Top 3 Surveyors in Wilmington, MA

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Promised Land Survey

Surveyors
Serves Wilmington, Massachusetts
(62)
Promised Land Survey is a surveying firm based out of Derry. They provide construction surveying, tree surveys, lot line adjustments, and boundary surveying.
Promised Land Survey is a surveying firm based out of Derry. They provide construction surveying, tree surveys, lot line adjustments, and boundary surveying.
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LkN Owner Consulting

Surveyors
Serves Wilmington, Massachusetts
LkN Owner Consulting is organized to serve as an owner's representative / project manager to manage all or select aspects of capital improvements projects and to render project recommendations that are exclusively in our client's best interest. We provide independent quantity take-offs and estimat...Read more about LkN Owner Consulting
LkN Owner Consulting is organized to serve as an owner's representative / project manager to manage all or select aspects of capital improvements projects and to render project recommendations that are exclusively in our client's best interest. We provide independent quantity take-offs and estimat...Read more about LkN Owner Consulting
Porch Pro Headshot REALMAPINFO.COM

REALMAPINFO.COM

Surveyors
Serves Wilmington, Massachusetts
Realmapinfo.com is a surveying firm that offers 3D Drone and Interior Matterport Imaging Services, and Land Surveying Services. They are based in Marlborough.
Realmapinfo.com is a surveying firm that offers 3D Drone and Interior Matterport Imaging Services, and Land Surveying Services. They are based in Marlborough.

Top questions to ask before hiring a 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.