Survey cost?

[wow]

Anyone know the cost to survey 5.5 acres and then cut in half

[12RingKing]

Depends on who does it and what the conditions are.

Is it timber, heavily wooded, hard to access? Or easy open pasture?

[Hix]

I had 10.7 acres done and cut in half and it was $750 50% of it was wooded. He also drew the final survey of my home shop and driveway when we finished construction.


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[fullsizeaggie]

In 2010 I had 12 acres surveyed in town on a repossessed lot. 90% open field and easily walkable. Did the survey and the home site for $300. Was the friend of a realtor.

[wow]

Its all open you can see all 4 corners.

[12RingKing]

I would guess around $750.

[iamntxhunter]

I would think about 500.00 depending on the location of the property as in how far of a drive it might be.

[byler11]

Check out frank surveying outta Columbus

[Antlers86]

Having 85+/- acres surveyed right now for $2500. It is 75% woods. I went with whoever had more existing info already. The more data the better.

I'd guess $500-$750

[Texastaxi]

Y'all have some awesome prices!

I just talked to a RPLS friend of mine, to get some info for a potential sale for Tina.

Basically, a lady inherited some property, wants to sell 5 acres of it, but said she will NOT pay for a survey. Friend said that you'd need a Category 1A survey, for financed land or a Category 1B survey for a cash deal. To shoot in 2 or 3 sides of the existing property and then the "5 acre" part, could run from $1,700 to $3,500.

[M16]

Get several quotes if possible. I had a quote from one for $2750 and wound up getting it done by another for $750. This was for a 20 acre tract.

[Chad_E]

IMO there is absolutely no way an RPLS is doing the research necessary to complete a survey in strict accordance with their state mandated practices for $500 unless it is in a new subdivision for which they have already done a lot of work. Those are some impressive quotes some of you have gotten.

[RiverRat1]

IMO there is absolutely no way an RPLS is doing the research necessary to complete a survey in strict accordance with their state mandated practices for $500 unless it is in a new subdivision for which they have already done a lot of work. Those are some impressive quotes some of you have gotten.

This is 100% correct.

Be careful as you might get what you pay for. Finding a good surveyor/RPLS can be tricky. Sure some are slow and you can get a decent deal but some great deals they're simply not doing their job.

[Grulla]

Gonna be closer to 1500-2000$ . Field and office time adds up .

[Hix]

Survey cost?

I paid $750 like I said before. Only few years ago. I had the original copy of the 40 acre survey and the first division of it that split it as well. I'm sure that helped. My surveyors place was only a few miles from my land and he said it would be cheap because they didn't have to much field work. I think he did charge me a few more $100 to add the house and shop to the final survey at the end.

Another guy told me $1500 or more and several others plain told me they didn't have time and it would take forever to get to me.


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