How a Viral Feud Made Property Line Survey a Must
Every week, a strange dispute hits the internet. But one recent Massachusetts story caught everyone’s attention. A homeowner discovered that his neighbor had hired workers to remove large boulders on the edge of his yard. The neighbor claimed the town said it was fine. The police called it a civil matter. And the homeowner was […]
When Disaster Strikes: The Power of a Construction Survey
When a construction site turns into chaos—like the recent crane collapse and fire near UMass Amherst—one question always comes first: what happened, and how do we rebuild safely? That’s where a construction survey comes in. A licensed land surveyor might not wear a fire helmet or carry a rescue tool, but their role is just […]
When a Boundary Line Survey Beats a Smartphone Snap
In Boston, property lines can get messy fast. Homes sit close together, fences often run right to the edge, and every inch of land counts. Lately, more homeowners have been trying to settle property questions with quick screenshots or Google Earth images. But a recent Massachusetts court ruling just made one thing clear: only a […]