Every survey project comes with different requirements. The examples below highlight selected projects involving complex title information, easements, multiple parcels, detailed site improvements, record coordination, and client-specific CAD standards.
A commercial property involving multiple buildings, parking areas, access points, easements, title information, and detailed survey presentation.
An extensive recreational property involving multiple parcels, course improvements, access areas, easements, boundary information, and detailed CAD organization.
A residential development involving multiple buildings, internal drives, parking areas, site improvements, easements, and detailed survey annotations.
An industrial property involving substantial improvements, access areas, utilities, easements, record information, and client-specific drafting requirements.
A project involving multiple parcels, deeds, plats, adjoining information, easements, and coordinated CAD geometry.
A detailed property involving structures, utilities, elevations, drainage features, pavement, and other existing site information organized into clear CAD presentation.
Our selected projects show the finished work. See how source information, aerial imagery, field data, markups, and preliminary files are developed into organized Survey CAD deliverables.
View Before & After Examples →The examples shown on this page are selected to demonstrate our Survey CAD capabilities while protecting client and property information. Names, addresses, project numbers, ownership details, signatures, seals, title information, and other sensitive content may be removed, blurred, cropped, or generalized.
The best way to evaluate our drafting support is to see how we work with your files, templates, standards, and review requirements. Start with one suitable project and evaluate our drafting quality, communication, and workflow alignment.
A commercial property involving multiple buildings, parking areas, internal access, easements, title information, and detailed survey presentation requirements.
The project required multiple title-related items, easements, access areas, buildings, parking, and other site improvements to be coordinated within one organized drawing while following the client’s established CAD standards.
The project was prepared within the client’s established CAD template and review workflow, with project information organized for efficient client review and revision.
A large recreational property involving multiple parcels, extensive golf course improvements, access areas, boundary information, easements, and a significant amount of site detail.
The scale of the property and the number of parcels required careful coordination of record information, boundary relationships, site improvements, easements, and drawing organization across a large survey area.
The large-site information was organized into a coordinated CAD drawing that followed the client’s established production and review standards.
A residential development containing multiple buildings, internal drives, parking areas, access points, easements, and extensive site improvements.
The project involved a high density of building and site information that needed to remain clear and readable while maintaining accurate relationships between structures, parking, access, easements, and other improvements.
The project was organized into a clear and consistent CAD presentation that supported the client’s review process and existing drafting standards.
A large industrial property involving substantial building improvements, access areas, utilities, easements, record information, and detailed site features.
The project required several layers of site and record information to be coordinated without reducing drawing clarity. Industrial improvements, access, utilities, easements, and property information all needed to work together within the client’s CAD standards.
The project information was developed into an organized CAD deliverable aligned with the client’s established drafting and review procedures.
A complex parcel project involving multiple deeds, plats, parcel boundaries, adjoining information, easements, and record descriptions.
Information from several record sources had to be coordinated into one consistent parcel drawing. Differences in parcel relationships, record calls, adjoining information, and easement locations required careful drafting attention.
Multiple record sources were organized into a coordinated CAD drawing that supported the client’s parcel and boundary review workflow.
A detailed existing-conditions project involving structures, pavement, utilities, elevations, drainage features, vegetation, and other visible site information.
A large amount of field and site information needed to be presented clearly without overcrowding the drawing. Proper layer organization, annotation, and feature coordination were important to maintain a readable final deliverable.
The available field and site information was developed into an organized existing-conditions drawing aligned with the client’s CAD standards and review process.
