Phone 832-668-5003 | Firm #10193977

Green Leaf Land Surveys

Houston Residential and Commercial Land Surveys

ALTA Land Title Surveys

ALTA/NSPS Land Title Survey

The American Land Title Association (ALTA)/ National Society of Professional Surveyors (NSPS) – formerly American Congress on Surveying and Mapping (ACSM) – Land Title Survey is used by title insurers, buyers, and sellers alike. For all parties involved, ALTA/NSPS land title surveys provides a thorough and accurate boundary survey and drawing (plat) of the property in question. Depending on your role and relation to the property, an ALTA/NSPS Land Title Survey can provide you with more information that you may need, such as zoning information, topography, easements, exceptions to title commitment, property boundaries, public access and utilities points, and more.

Accurate Surveys

Green Leaf Land Surveys is experienced in the surveying best practices and requirements which adhere to the ALTA/NSPS standards. Accuracy and policy adherence are our top-priorities when conducting ALTA/NSPS Land Title Surveys. Specifically for matters of title insurance, ALTA requires plats to be of professional quality, uniform, and accurate to provide insights about the property which may not have been available in public record.

Schedule A Survey

Green Leaf Land Surveys is uncompromisingly committed to customer service and surveying excellence. To schedule your ALTA/NSPS Land Title Survey with us, call us at 832-668-5003, or fill out our contact form.

Need a boundary line staked? Developing a major subdivision? We have the knowledge, skills, and determination to get your project moving and completed.

View Your Survey And Title Docs Using Our GLXP™ System

The GLXP™ is a private interactive web-based instrument that we provide to assist our clients in the review and examining process. View your survey and title docs in multiple viewing panes at one time. With the click of your mouse you can toggle between the legal description and the corresponding call on the survey or from an easement on Schedule B of the Title Report to the document itself and its corresponding location on the drawing.