A land survey in Miami Springs provides precise boundary and elevation data for real estate transactions, construction projects, and FEMA flood compliance. Miami Springs, located just west of Miami International Airport and near major corridors like NW 36th Street (Douglas Road) and Curtiss Parkway, features residential neighborhoods, historic homes, and commercial areas. A professional survey ensures compliance with city and Miami-Dade County zoning regulations, prevents boundary disputes, and identifies drainage, easement, or flood issues before you buy, sell, or develop property..

Our licensed Miami Springs land surveyors provide a complete range of services, including:

• Boundary Surveys – verify property lines in neighborhoods like Curtiss Parkway, Granada Golf Estates, and historic districts for homes, fences, or landscaping.

• ALTA/NSPS Surveys – required for commercial properties, title insurance, and development projects near major roads and commercial zones.

• Topographic Surveys – for engineering, drainage, and construction planning in residential and commercial areas.

• FEMA Flood Elevation Certificates – necessary for properties near canals, low-lying areas, or flood-prone zones.

All surveys follow Florida Board of Professional Surveyors and Mappers standards and are fully accepted by Miami Springs city authorities, Miami-Dade County, and FEMA.

A FEMA Elevation Certificate (EC) identifies how your property’s elevation compares to the Base Flood Elevation (BFE). Many Miami Springs properties, especially near NW 36th Street, NW 42nd Avenue, and canal-adjacent lots, may fall within Special Flood Hazard Areas (SFHAs). If you’re buying, building, or applying for flood insurance, a certified Elevation Certificate from a licensed surveyor is typically required.

Most residential boundary surveys in Miami Springs are completed within 3–5 business days, depending on property size and complexity. ALTA and topographic surveys may take longer, but we always communicate clear timelines to help you keep your project on schedule.

Yes. All surveys are conducted by Florida-licensed Professional Surveyors and Mappers (PSMs) and meet requirements for Miami Springs city permits, Miami-Dade County approvals, FEMA documentation, and title insurance. Whether you’re verifying boundaries in historic neighborhoods, planning construction near NW 36th Street, or obtaining flood certification near canals or low-lying areas, our team provides precise, reliable, and fully approved survey results.