Residential Subdivision Surveys Georgia Client Challenge: With the rising cost of land values in the metro area, developers need help in maximizing land use and minimizing development fees.  Additionally, subdivision developments need to be surveyed and designed in an expedited manner.  This allows the owner to minimize cost during both design and construction.   PRIME Solution: Prime surveyors provide reliable topography by obtaining a dense grid of field data in order to eliminate haul-off or imported dirt. During construction, crews are dispatched within two days of owner request. During the final plat and as-built phase, surveyors use county checklists to minimize comments and ensure a swift recording of the final plat. Additionally, surveyors use GPS in conjunction with conventional survey equipment to survey the large tracts in an efficient manner. Services include: Topographic / engineering surveys Boundary surveys ALTA / ACSM land title surveys Construction layout / staking surveys Tree surveys Utility / route surveys Utility location / mapping As-built surveys Easement and condemnation surveys Control surveys GIS integration Real-time global positioning surveys (GPS) Aerial control surveys Final plats Partial list of subdivisions include: Chateau Elan; Barrow County Evergreen Subdivision; DeKalb & Fulton County Glen Meadows Subdivision, Phases I and II; Rockdale County Glendale Subdivision; Dekalb County Glenwood Subdivision; DeKalb County Greystone Subdivision; Clayton County High Grove Subdivision; DeKalb County High Point Subdivision; Fulton County Muir Field at Rivers Edge Plantation Notrom Cove Subdivision; DeKalb County Pinehurst Subdivision; Clayton County Sanders Corner Subdivision; Fulton County Smoke Rise Farms Subdivision; DeKalb County Southerby Glen; Fulton County St. Andrews Subdivision; Clayton County Sweet Water Subdivision; DeKalb County Sydney Pond Subdivision; Gwinnett County The Preserve at Thurgood Estates; DeKalb County Roll over thumbnail to view picture