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Tree Survey

In recent years, tree surveys have become required for many area jurisdictions and are normally permitting driven. We have seen a rise in the requirement along the entire Gulf Coast in all the states that we currently serve across Alabama, Florida and Mississippi. A tree survey is normally required prior to development to try and preserve what jurisdictions would deem protected trees due to the size and species that they believe to be in character with their viewpoint of smart development.

A tree survey performed by Polysurveying would locate the size of the tree at DBH or diameter at breast height as shown in diagram B.

Tree Survey 1
In performing a tree survey by Polysurveying there are several types of trees that we can show with their size at DBH (example: 10-inch oak, 12-inch pine, 8-inch magnolia) but not the specific scientific names. Our job is to locate the size, type and depict them on a survey. All tree surveys performed by our firm require a boundary survey to accurately depict them to ensure that the permitting jurisdiction is satisfied for the proposed development.
Tree Survey 2
We are often tasked by landscape architects in special requests to show the drip line of specific trees for planning of the house or other structure to preserve the roots of the tree and allow it to remain healthy and intact. Diagram H below indicates how driplines are shown and how they can be important for comprehensive development of a site or residence.
Tree Survey 3
When getting ready for that next project and trees are critical contact Polysurveying to aide in getting the information needed to satisfy local agencies.
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Before you take the plunge and start construction on a new home or add in a new building, addition, or even a fence to your property, get in touch with Polysurveying to ensure everything is up to date and accurate about your boundaries and the extent of your land. Don’t leave room for any surprises.

Our team is highly trained with a wealth of collective experience between them. We stay on top of updates and technology in our industry, and you’ll be hard-pressed to find any land surveyors in Mississippi better suited to help. We’ll take some worry off your plate and make building or defining your property lines a breeze - all without the old invasive methods of the past.

Let Polysurveying be your trusted partner during your next build or mapping job. Even though we’re based in Mobile, Alabama, we’re thrilled to serve residents of multiple Mississippi counties and cities.

We also offer free estimates, so you’re not going in blind and worried about hidden costs. If you’re in one of our Mississippi service areas, don’t hesitate to get in touch for a free quote. Use our Contact Form or give us a call. We’ll get you prepared to buy, sell, build, or just peacefully enjoy your land knowing it’s properly laid out.

Talk to us about what you hope to accomplish, ask about payment options, and let us know what’s on your mind. Polysurveying is here for all your site surveying and boundary surveying needs in Hancock, Harrison, and Jackson Counties! We pride ourselves on our customer service just as much as our surveying ability, and we look forward to hearing from you soon.

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Here at Polysurveying, we’re equipped to handle all your land surveying jobs and projects in Alabama, Florida, and Mississippi. We provide free quotes to anyone looking for land surveying services.

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Corporate Office
5588 Jackson Rd
Mobile, AL 36619
(251) 666-2010

Alabama Field Offices
Daphne: (251) 626-0905
Montgomery: (334) 245-5721

 

Florida Field Offices
Pensacola: (850) 696-1661
Defuniak Springs: (850) 790-0045
Tallahassee: (448) 488-0585
Jacksonville: (904) 312-7095

Mississippi Field Offices
Ocean Springs: (228) 215-8749

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Disclaimer: All survey work performed by field divisions is in responsible charge at direction of the Corporate office. All research, assignment, coordination, drafting, billing and review are completed out of the Corporate office.