Land Surveying in Guilford, North Carolina

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Updated October 31, 2026

FEI Consulting

Land Surveying

High Point, NC

FEI Consulting provides land surveying, drone mapping, and hydrographic surveying while holding professional licenses in five states.

  • Land development projects requiring surveying and civil engineering
  • Projects needing drone-based mapping
  • Hydrographic surveying

Morgan Surveying, Inc.

Land Surveying

Greensboro, NC

NC licence #81881 · Building

Morgan Surveying has served Guilford County for 30 years and provides boundary, topographic, elevation-certificate, fencing, and new-home-buyer surveys.

  • fencing surveys
  • new home buyer surveys
  • boundary disputes or property boundary documentation

timely manner

NC licensed

Wilson Surveying Inc

Land Surveying

Greensboro, NC

Wilson Surveying Inc has served Greensboro-area clients since 1954, specializing in boundary, ALTA/ACSM, mortgage, topographic, and wetlands surveys.

  • residential property boundary surveys
  • commercial boundary surveys
  • mortgage surveys for buying or selling a home

Mortgage surveys can be completed quickly

Jamestown Engineering Group

Land Surveying

Jamestown, NC

Jamestown Engineering Group provides boundary, ALTA/ACSM, topographical, construction staking, and civil engineering services across North Carolina's Triad.

  • ALTA/ACSM land title surveys
  • Boundary surveys for property ownership or development
  • Topographical surveys for site planning

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FAQ

How much does a land survey cost in Guilford County?

The provided firms do not publish prices. Cost generally depends on the survey type, property size and complexity, available records, access, and whether additional mapping or engineering is needed; request a project-specific quote.

What type of survey do I need for a fence or property-line dispute?

A boundary survey is generally used to document property lines, while a fencing survey is specifically offered by Morgan Surveying. Confirm the required scope with the surveyor before installing a fence or addressing a dispute.

How long does a land survey take?

Turnaround varies by survey type, records, site conditions, and scheduling. Morgan Surveying states it works in a timely manner, and Wilson Surveying says mortgage surveys can be completed quickly; neither provides a standard number of days.

Who should I call for a subdivision or commercial site survey?

Jamestown Engineering Group lists residential subdivision development, commercial site design, construction staking, stormwater planning, and water and sewer design. Morgan Surveying also works with city and county planning and zoning departments on subdivisions and record plats.

Do I need a North Carolina-licensed surveyor?

For regulated land-surveying work in North Carolina, confirm that the provider has a North Carolina Professional Land Surveyor registration. FEI Consulting and Jamestown Engineering Group specifically state North Carolina professional licensure or registration.