Boundary Survey
Before you build, fence, sell, or develop a property, you need to know where the legal boundaries actually are.
A Boundary Is More Than a Line on a Map
A property boundary is not established simply by following a line shown on an online map. A professional boundary survey evaluates the available record information, physical evidence, field measurements, and other relevant information within the scope of the survey.
- RECORD INFORMATION Deeds • Plats • Previous Surveys
- FIELD EVIDENCE Monuments • Corners • Improvements
- FIELD MEASUREMENTS
- PROFESSIONAL EVALUATION
- SURVEY DOCUMENTATION
Florida’s professional surveying standards recognize the importance of accuracy, completeness, quality, and defensible real property boundary locations.
What We Look for Beyond the Records
Every property presents a different combination of record information and physical evidence. Our field work is performed to investigate the conditions relevant to the survey scope and document the evidence needed for the professional evaluation of the property boundary.
The evidence found in the field is considered together with the applicable record information rather than treating any single feature as automatically controlling.
Grounded in Florida's Professional Standards
Florida Statutes — Chapter 472
Regulates the practice of surveying and mapping in Florida and establishes the professional framework governing the profession.
F.A.C. 5J-17.052
Florida's specific Standards of Practice — Boundary Survey Requirements.
F.A.C. 5J-17.051
General requirements governing survey, map and report content, including standards relating to accuracy, completeness and quality.
F.A.C. 5J-17.053
Professional matters governing Florida surveyors and mapping firms, including fair dealing and professional conduct.
Professional Responsibility Behind Every Survey
Licensed Florida Surveying Company
Latitude Land Services Inc.
Florida Surveyor Business License LB8737
Active through February 28, 2027
Supporting Your Project with Reliable Boundary Information
From property research and field investigation to the final survey, Latitude provides boundary information professionals can use to plan, design, coordinate, and move projects forward.
Serving Communities Across Southwest Florida
Lee County
Post-Ian Flood Standards
Elevation requirements now often exceed pre-storm levels in AE, VE, and AO zones. We pull flood data from the county's Forerunner Portal, so your elevations hold up at permit review.
Collier County
Coastal Wind & Flood Zoning Design wind speeds up to 170+ mph and extensive AE/VE zones from Naples to Marco Island, plus the Coastal Construction Control Line near the beach. Accurate elevation data gets your foundation design right the first time.
Charlotte County
Site & Tree Data the County Requires Charlotte requires a survey less than one year old, plus a separate tree survey for any tree permit — showing tree location, size, and heritage status. We deliver both together.