CWLS has provided boundary survey services since 1968. A boundary survey physically identifies the points and locations of property corners and property lines per a property’s legal description.
A topographic survey is usually the first step in any construction or development project. Most municipalities require a topographic survey as part of the permitting process. Environmentally Critical Area, SDOT or utility surveys may also be required.
When a development or construction project may impact utilities and right of ways, an SDOT or Utility Survey may be required. An SDOT or Utility Survey is required to display all fronting street and alley improvements, including overhead and underground utilities.
When purchasing and/or financing real property your lender may require an ALTA/NSPS Land Title Survey, which provides you a clear view of improvements, easements, rights-of-way and other elements.
A hydrographic survey is a topographic survey of the bottom of a water body. This survey is typically required for the design, improvement or permitting of a water dependent structure. CWLS provides hydrographic survey services to both commercial and residential applications.
Our land use team at CWLS has proudly led the industry in project submittals and approvals in the City of Seattle since the 1990’s. We have developed an outstanding working relationship with city reviewers.
