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CH&E SERVICES

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CH&E SERVICES

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HI! Welcome to my page. If your looking for construction, general handyman services or land clearing of vegetation specifically in or around your lagoon, contact me today for a free quote.

"Chris did a great job"

Tourya T on March 2025

HI! Welcome to my page. If your looking for construction, general handyman services or land clearing of vegetation specifically in or around your lagoon, contact me today for a free quote.

"Chris did a great job"

Tourya T on March 2025

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Fauser Land Surveying

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Fauser Land Surveying

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A professional Land Surveying service providing boundary and topography services and more in Leslie, MI and serving Ingham, Jackson, and Eaton counties.

A professional Land Surveying service providing boundary and topography services and more in Leslie, MI and serving Ingham, Jackson, and Eaton counties.

Flint Surveying & Engineering Co

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Flint Surveying & Engineering Co

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FSE Company was established in the year 1957. At the firm's inception, civil engineering and land surveying services were provided with the idea of excellence in endeavor and client satisfaction. Today this earlier philosophy has helped to blossom FSE Company into a specialized niche firm of unique professionals providing full service engineering, geodetic surveying, and project management services serving the industry. Our objective is to provide our clients with the best services to achieve their individual goals. We stress sound engineering principles, cost effectiveness, technical accuracy, practical feasibility, and compliance with regulatory requirements in our approach to serving clients. We have made the choice to remain a firm servicing the land development needs of our clients, to insure that we can provide our clients with a personal touch, but yet large enough to accomplish substantial projects. Our staff primarily includes senior professional engineers and surveyors, spanning the fields of environmental engineering, municipal engineering, development engineering, planning, geodetic surveying, and project management. Additional email: [email protected]

FSE Company was established in the year 1957. At the firm's inception, civil engineering and land surveying services were provided with the idea of excellence in endeavor and client satisfaction. Today this earlier philosophy has helped to blossom FSE Company into a specialized niche firm of unique professionals providing full service engineering, geodetic surveying, and project management services serving the industry. Our objective is to provide our clients with the best services to achieve their individual goals. We stress sound engineering principles, cost effectiveness, technical accuracy, practical feasibility, and compliance with regulatory requirements in our approach to serving clients. We have made the choice to remain a firm servicing the land development needs of our clients, to insure that we can provide our clients with a personal touch, but yet large enough to accomplish substantial projects. Our staff primarily includes senior professional engineers and surveyors, spanning the fields of environmental engineering, municipal engineering, development engineering, planning, geodetic surveying, and project management. Additional email: [email protected]

Enger Surveying and Engineering

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Enger Surveying and Engineering

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37 years of experience

Family owned and operated, Enger Surveying and Engineering has worked with numerous municipalities and thousands of private clients in Michigan since 1988. We provide engineering, surveying, and other services to commercial clients, utility companies, and private developers.

Family owned and operated, Enger Surveying and Engineering has worked with numerous municipalities and thousands of private clients in Michigan since 1988. We provide engineering, surveying, and other services to commercial clients, utility companies, and private developers.

KEBS, INC

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KEBS, INC

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KEBS, Inc. is staffed with licensed Professional Surveyors and Professional Engineers, supported by personnel Certified by national examination boards. KEBS, Inc. works from two offices with locations in Haslett and Marshall, Michigan, offering our clients convenient and timely service.

"It went great - their team was professional and efficient. They delivered a quality job on time and without any issues."

Sara V on May 2018

KEBS, Inc. is staffed with licensed Professional Surveyors and Professional Engineers, supported by personnel Certified by national examination boards. KEBS, Inc. works from two offices with locations in Haslett and Marshall, Michigan, offering our clients convenient and timely service.

"It went great - their team was professional and efficient. They delivered a quality job on time and without any issues."

Sara V on May 2018

Land Surveying questions, answered by experts

After a land survey in Lansing, keep all survey documents and plat maps in a secure place for future reference. Regularly check that survey markers remain visible and undisturbed—especially after landscaping or construction. If you plan property improvements or boundary changes, consult a licensed surveyor for an updated survey. The Lansing Planning Department recommends notifying them if you notice any marker tampering or encroachments to help prevent disputes.

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When hiring for land surveying in Lansing, always verify that the surveyor is licensed by the Michigan Board of Professional Surveyors. Ask for recent Lansing property boundary survey examples and confirm they carry liability insurance. Ensure they use modern GPS and digital mapping tools. Request references from local homeowners and check their familiarity with Lansing's zoning codes and plat map requirements. Clear, itemized pricing and a written contract are essential.

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In Lansing, unexpected land surveying costs can include additional research for unclear property deeds, replacing missing boundary markers, or resolving property line disputes. Fees may also arise for utility location services, permit applications, or expedited survey requests. The Michigan Board of Professional Surveyors suggests discussing all potential extras upfront and requesting a written estimate that covers possible contingencies, especially for older or irregularly shaped lots.

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In Lansing, most land surveys themselves do not require a permit, but you may need a building permit for construction projects that follow a survey. The Lansing Planning Department and Zoning Office can confirm if your project needs zoning approval or floodplain review, especially for properties near the Grand River. For commercial sites, an ALTA/NSPS survey may be required by local authorities or lenders.

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In Lansing, a typical residential property boundary survey takes about 1-2 weeks, while topographic or ALTA/NSPS surveys may require 2-4 weeks. Complex projects, such as subdivision platting, can extend to several months, especially during peak construction season or winter. The Lansing Planning Department recommends scheduling early and discussing your project timeline, as utility marking and permit reviews can add extra days.

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