Land surveying across Central Texas

Local knowledge that matters

Every county and city in this part of Texas handles land a little differently. Knowing the local rules is often what keeps a project moving.

• City limits, ETJs and county rules. Whether a lot split or plat goes through the city, the county or both depends on exactly where the property sits.
• Floodplains. The San Marcos, Blanco and Guadalupe rivers and their creeks carry mapped flood zones that affect where and how you can build.
• Edwards Aquifer. Parts of Hays, Comal and Bexar counties sit over the aquifer's recharge and contributing zones, where state rules add steps to development.
• Older tracts. Many rural properties are still described by metes and bounds tied back to original survey abstracts, which takes careful records research to retrace.

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