
Boundary Survey
Knowing exactly where your property begins and ends is essential whether you're buying land, building a home, installing a fence, or planning future improvements.
A Boundary Survey is a professional land survey that accurately establishes the legal property lines of a
parcel using recorded deeds, plats, historical evidence, and field measurements. It identifies property corners, boundary lines, easements, rights-of-way, encroachments, and other conditions that may affect ownership or development.
At Diamond Shores Engineering & Surveying, our licensed land surveyors provide accurate, reliable boundary surveys for residential, commercial, and development projects throughout Conway, Myrtle Beach, Horry County, Georgetown County, Florence County, Marion County, and surrounding areas of coastal South Carolina. Our surveys help property owners, contractors, lenders, attorneys, and developers make informed decisions while reducing the risk of costly boundary disputes.
Whether you are preparing to build, purchase property, divide land, or resolve a property line question, a professionally completed boundary survey provides the confidence that your project starts with accurate information.
Why You May Need a Boundary Survey
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Before purchasing property to confirm the legal boundaries.
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Before building a home, garage, fence, driveway, pool, or other improvements.
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To identify easements, rights-of-way, and possible encroachments.
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To resolve property line disputes with neighboring landowners.
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When subdividing land or combining parcels.
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To satisfy lender, attorney, title company, or local permitting requirements.
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Before selling property to help avoid delays during closing.
Our experienced surveying team combines modern GPS technology, robotic total stations, and thorough records research to deliver precise results with exceptional customer service. We understand local regulations and development requirements throughout the Grand Strand and provide dependable surveying solutions tailored to your project.
