Our Services
Full Scope Surveying provides a comprehensive range of professional land surveying services for property owners, developers, engineers, and municipalities throughout Walton County and the Florida Panhandle.
Boundary Surveys
A boundary survey precisely determines the legal boundaries of a parcel of land in accordance with Florida statutes and the Standards of Practice for Professional Surveyors and Mappers. We research deed records, plats, and prior surveys to locate and monument property corners, then prepare a survey map showing the results.
Common Uses
- Real estate purchases and sales
- Resolving boundary disputes
- Establishing legal descriptions
- Fence and structure placement
- Subdivision of land
Topographic Surveys
A topographic survey maps the natural and man-made features of a site, including ground elevations, contours, trees, drainage features, utilities, and existing structures. This data is essential for engineers and architects to design site improvements, drainage systems, and building layouts.
Common Uses
- Site planning and design
- Engineering and drainage design
- Permitting applications
- Environmental assessments
- Grading and earthwork planning
Construction Staking
Construction staking translates engineering and architectural plans into physical markers in the field, guiding contractors during the building process. We stake structures, roads, utilities, drainage features, and other improvements to ensure your project is built in the right location and at the correct elevation.
Common Uses
- Building and structure layout
- Road and driveway alignment
- Utility and pipeline staking
- Drainage and grading control
- As-built verification
Elevation Certificates
An Elevation Certificate is an official FEMA document used to determine flood insurance rates and verify compliance with local floodplain management ordinances. As a licensed Florida surveyor, we measure the finished floor elevations of structures and complete the certificate in accordance with FEMA requirements.
Common Uses
- Flood insurance rating (NFIP)
- Building permit compliance
- Letter of Map Amendment (LOMA)
- Coastal and flood-zone properties
- Mortgage lender requirements
Not Sure Which Service You Need?
Contact us and describe your project — we'll help you determine exactly what type of survey is required.