When you work with large areas of land, from sprawling farms and forests to industrial parks and utility corridors, gathering accurate data takes time and effort. Walking every foot of ground, setting up equipment at many points, and navigating rough … Continue reading →
Most people don’t think about documenting their property until something nearby changes and they wish they had. A road crew shows up to widen the street. A utility company starts digging along the back of the lot. Heavy equipment rolls … Continue reading →
Waterfront property looks solid and permanent. The dock is there, the water is there, the shoreline hasn’t moved. At least that’s how it feels. But marina owners in Toledo who’ve been running their properties for ten or fifteen years know … Continue reading →