Survey Mapping Helps Developers Plan Around Drainage Rules

Civil engineer reviewing survey mapping and drainage plans at a development site in St Louis Missouri

Water moves whether anyone plans for it or not. In St. Louis, that means old neighborhoods with drainage patterns dating back a hundred years, new infill lots sitting next to aging sewer lines, and a river system that has flooded the region more than once. Before any drainage decision gets made, someone has to answer […]

Survey Mapping for Sites Near Rail, Truck, and River Access

Land surveyor using GPS equipment for survey mapping at an industrial site with rail and river access

Missouri’s freight network keeps growing. Rail corridors move goods across the state. Interstate trucking routes carry freight in and out every day. Inland river terminals along the Missouri and Mississippi Rivers add another layer of transport activity. As this network expands, more developers are building near these freight connections. That growth creates a real need […]

How Survey Mapping Helps Fix Storm Damage

Aerial view of a storm-damaged home showing property layout and changes identified through survey mapping

The storm may be over, but for many property owners, the real problems are just beginning. After strong winds and heavy rain, it’s easy to focus on what you can see right away. A fence is down. A tree has fallen. The yard looks messy. However, storms often change your property in ways that are […]