Do you do boundary and property surveys in Ogden?
Yes, by schedule. Our office is in Nephi, about two hours south of Ogden, so we take Weber County work on planned trips. Our Ogden-area records include five ALTA surveys in Ogden, an ALTA in Roy, a foundation certification, and utility site surveys in West Haven.
How much does a boundary survey cost in Ogden?
Our survey fees follow our statewide 2026 ranges: $1,025–$1,800 for a recorded subdivision lot, $1,800–$2,500+ for an older city lot, and $2,000–$4,000 for 1–5 acres. Travel from Nephi is shown as its own line on the fixed-fee quote.
Should I hire you or a surveyor based in Ogden?
For a single residential lot that needs corners marked this week, a surveyor based in Weber County will usually be faster and cost less in travel. We're a good fit for ALTA surveys, larger sites, owners with property in several Utah counties, and work scheduled a few weeks out.
Can you do a topographic survey in Ogden?
Yes. Topographic surveys run $1,500–$4,500, usually one to four weeks after fieldwork. Ordering the boundary and topo together saves a second trip.
How long does an Ogden survey take?
It depends on the next scheduled trip north. After fieldwork, boundary surveys usually take one to three weeks and ALTA surveys three to six weeks. Tell us your deadline when you ask for a quote and we'll say honestly whether we can meet it.
Is my survey filed with Weber County?
Yes. Utah law requires a boundary survey map to be filed with the county surveyor within 90 days of establishing or re-establishing a boundary (Utah Code § 17-73-504). For Ogden properties, that's the Weber County Surveyor.
What's the difference between a property survey and a boundary survey?
People use the terms interchangeably. Both locate your property lines and corners. A boundary survey stamped by a Utah PLS is what you need for a fence, an addition, a dispute or a lender.
Can you draft house plans for an Ogden home?
Yes. House plan drafting is done in our office, so distance doesn't matter. Send your sketches and measurements.