Land surveying has been in practice since the beginning of recorded history. Even our forefathers such as George Washington and other past presidents were notable land surveyors. And just as they laid the foundation for our nation, land surveying is still the foundation for any form of site planning, property transaction, mapping or construction. In today’s world we are commanded to use both skillful experience and cutting edge technology. These are the qualities and foundations to which excellent land surveyors subscribe to.

Our Experience A land survey requires precision, efficiency and research. Long heralded as a leader for quality and service, Clark Engineering provides precise land survey services for site planning, platting, mortgage transactions and construction. The extensive research we conduct in public and private records can minimize costly surprises. We know the requirements of lenders, architects, engineers, public review agencies and developers. But what really sets Clark apart is the sophisticated laser scans we offer you. Our innovative laser scanning abilities put Clark at the forefront of delivering remarkably detailed three-dimensional surveys of complex sites. Meeting Your Needs Clark has conducted land surveys in almost any imaginable condition across the United States for over 70 years. This experience, combined with our cutting-edge technology, provides you with experts ready to undertake any complex survey project. With Clark’s proven track record, you can count on us to provide you with reliable and precise land surveying services. Our Experience Topographic Surveys   Map physical features and contours ALTA/ACSM Land Title Surveys   Satifies standards and conditions for property transactions Subdivision/Condominium Platting   Commercial   Institutional   Residential   Hospitality Construction Surveying   Site development   Industrial   Commercial Boundary Surveys   Route   Section   Parcel Easement Surveys   Municipality   Goverment   Private 3D laser scanning   Used in accident and forensic documentation   Capture structural conditions from exisiting or damaged facilities   Collect data from safe vantage points   Calculate volumes, clearances and capacities   Provides 3D visuals and spatial dimensions Photo Rectification   Composite photos that create scaled building elevations   Photos are used as base plans for the development of construction    documents   Photographs depict scaleable quantities and takeoffs   Used by Structural Engineers in restoration projects to determine areas of    concern