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Licensed surveyors, scoped requests

Land surveyor near me: compare 3 quotes from licensed surveyors

Tell us about your property once, see what the work costs, and send one scoped request to licensed land surveyors listed for your county. Free for clients.

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  • Every profile shows its PLS license number, with the state board lookup to check it
  • One scoped request: survey type, parcel, size and timeline
  • Transparent price ranges, no phone tag, no spam calls
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typical local range · on site to drawing

A published range for this type of work, not a quote. Send the request and surveyors listed for your county reply with their own price.

Free for clients · You choose who to talk to

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Why clients trust Surveyors.io

PLS #

License number on every profile, as the surveyor gave it

Board

State licensing board lookup linked on every state page

1 form

One scoped request, your number never blasted

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States matched by county, plus DC

Profiles here are paid listings. Each one shows the Professional Land Surveyor license number exactly as the surveyor entered it, and says so on the page. We do not verify licenses, insurance or work quality, so check the number on your state board's public lookup, linked from every state page, before you hire.

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Three real quotes beat six voicemails

Finding a surveyor the old way means calling around, waiting days for callbacks, and having no idea whether a price is fair. Post your property once and the market comes to you.

Compare real quotes

Scoped, comparable quote ranges by survey type and county, consistent with public market pricing. Three quotes means you pay the market price, not the first price.

Credentials in the open

License title and number, county served, survey types and description on every profile, in the surveyor's own words, with the board lookup a click away. You see who you are writing to before you say yes.

A date, not a promise

Every quote carries a real turnaround and crew availability, so your closing, permit or pour date holds.

Surveyors.io compared with calling firms one by one and generic lead sites
What you get Surveyors.io Calling firms one by one Generic lead sites
License number in front of youYes, with the board lookupYou ask for itNo
Quotes to compareScoped, from surveyors in your county1 per callback, days eachVaries, unscoped
Survey-specific scopingType, parcel, size, recordsIf you know what to askMixed with fence installers
Your phone numberNever blasted. You choose who to talk toYou do the callingSold to 3-4 pros who all call
Cost to youFree for clientsYour timeFree, you are the product

"Surveys cost a fortune, I'll get gouged."

Three scoped quotes is how you find the market price. Typical boundary survey: $450 to $900.

"I'll get spam-called by six firms."

You choose who to talk to. Your number is never blasted to a list.

"My odd rural parcel won't be covered."

Acreage bands up to 20+ acres, and county matching in all 50 states and DC.

Process

Post once. Pick from three.

How hiring a land surveyor works →

1.

Post your property

Survey type, location, parcel and size. Two minutes, no phone calls, free for clients.

2.

Get quotes back

Your scoped request goes to licensed surveyors listed for your county, and they reply with their own price and turnaround.

3.

Pick and schedule

Compare credentials, price and dates. Talk only to the pro you choose. Your survey goes on the calendar.

Portfolio

For developers, GCs and title teams

A late survey is a late closing

Your deal calendar should not depend on whether one survey firm answers the phone this week. Run every site, in every state, through one matched pipeline.

Close days faster

Matched ALTA quotes with crew dates in 24 hours, ordered the day the title commitment lands.

Kill re-survey risk

Licence number and scope in writing before the crew rolls. A botched ALTA re-done costs $2,500 to $10,000 and two weeks you do not have.

One pipeline, one invoice

Every site and state in one place, with consolidated invoicing on Enterprise.

Portfolio coverage analytics

See coverage, spend and turnaround across your whole pipeline.

What a two-week slip costs

A two-week ALTA slip on a site carrying $18,000/mo in interest and taxes burns $9,000 of dead carry. Across 10 closings a year, cutting one slip in three saves about $30,000, before counting the deals that simply close on time.

Enterprise: SSO · roles & permissions · audit log · SLA · DPA · consolidated invoicing

Supply

Licensed surveyor or firm owner?

Survey jobs, not shared leads

Scoped local jobs with survey type, parcel and timeline, sent to your service area. No $80 leads shared with four competitors, no fence-installer categories. One extra boundary job a week is roughly $30,000 a year per crew.

Land surveyor leads →

What a lead looks like

Type: Boundary survey

Parcel: 0.4 ac residential · Travis County, TX

Records: Plat of record 1994 · 2 corners reported found

Timeline: Closing in 3 weeks

Status: Sent to surveyors listed for this county

Pricing

Clients post free. Surveyors pay for quality.

Posting a job and comparing quotes costs a client nothing, ever. Surveyors and firms pay: today for a Basic profile on their state page, and once Pro opens for qualified, scoped local leads.

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Basic

$79/mo

Profile on your state page

Pro

$249/mo

12 lead credits included

Enterprise

Custom

Multi-crew firms and partners

Answers

How much does a land survey cost?

A typical residential boundary survey runs $450 to $900. The national average across all types is about $2,300, with ALTA surveys at $2,500 to $10,000. See the full cost guide for ranges by type and parcel.

How fast do quotes arrive?

It depends on how many surveyors are listed for your county. Your request goes out scoped, so the reply you get is a price for your parcel rather than a callback asking what you need.

Is it really free for clients?

Yes. Posting a job and comparing quotes is free. Surveyors subscribe to receive qualified local leads; that is the business model, stated plainly.

Are the surveyors actually licensed?

Profiles listed today show the license number the surveyor entered, and each profile says that we have not verified it. Check the number on your state licensing board's public lookup, which every state page links, before you hire.

Final call

Your parcel, three quotes, this week

Two minutes to post. Licensed surveyors listed for your county quote it. You pick one and get on the schedule. No phone tag, free for clients.

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