Boundary & Site Plan
Lines and setbacks confirmed for the permit.
Foundation elevation, boundary, staking and farm-parcel surveys across the Gunnison Valley at the south end of Sanpete County.
Most Gunnison Valley calls fall into three groups. New homes need a boundary and site plan, staking, and a foundation elevation survey after the pour. Fences, sales and neighbor questions need a boundary survey. Families dividing farm ground need a parcel survey and new legal descriptions for the home site.
From the first stake to the inspector’s sign-off, five steps keep the house where the plan says.
Lines and setbacks confirmed for the permit.
House corners and offsets set before digging.
Your builder forms and pours the foundation.
Corners and top-of-foundation elevation measured.
Letter or certificate to the inspector or lender.
The towns and communities this page covers, and where nearby towns have their own pages.
| Town | Common Work | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Gunnison | Foundation, boundary, town lots | Largest town in the south valley |
| Centerfield | Foundation, new homes | Has its own page |
| Axtell | Foundation elevation, rural lots | Covered on this page |
| Fayette | Farm parcels, home sites | Covered on this page |
| Mayfield | Foundation, boundary | Covered on our Manti page |
Every survey stamped by a Utah PLS, with civil engineers in-house when the project needs design.
Location and elevation verified before framing.
Foundation Surveys →Corners found or set, and fences and buildings shown.
Boundary Surveys →House, well, septic and driveway locations staked.
Construction Staking →Home sites split from family ground with new descriptions.
Lot-Line Adjustments →Contours and drainage for site and building design.
Topographic Surveys →Engineer foundation certifications for manufactured-home loans.
Foundation Inspections →
The Gunnison Valley is wide-open farm and ranch country, with small towns spaced along the highway. Surveys here often span long field lines and section corners, as well as compact town lots.
The conditions we see most often around Gunnison.
Older lots trace back to the townsite plat and early deeds.
Long field lines tied to section corners.
New homes on ground split from family farms.
Irrigation ditches bring easements across many parcels.
Farm fences often sit off the deeded line.
Wells and septic shape where a house can go.
Every quote is a fixed fee, with travel shown on its own line.
| Survey Type | Typical Range | Typical Situation |
|---|---|---|
| Platted lot boundary | $1,025–$1,800 | Lot in a recorded subdivision |
| Older town lot | $1,800–$2,500+ | Townsite block, old deeds and fences |
| Farm or acreage parcel | $2,500–$6,000+ | Section-line farm ground |
| Foundation elevation survey | Quoted by scope | Lowest when bundled with staking |
| FHA foundation inspection | From $400 | Manufactured-home loan |
Gunnison deeds, plats and prior surveys are held by the Sanpete County Recorder at 160 North Main in Manti. Every boundary survey is filed with the county within 90 days, as Utah Code § 17-73-504 requires.
Your deed, adjoining deeds and the town or subdivision plat.
Recovered monuments and prior survey records.
Pins, fences and buildings located.
Stamped map delivered and filed with Sanpete County.
Gunnison sits at the meeting point of Sanpete and Sevier counties, so our crews often pair Gunnison jobs with work in Manti, Salina and Richfield.
Guides and services that go deeper than this page.
What the inspector checks after the pour.
County hubEvery Sanpete town we serve.
GuideWhat the surveyor does and what you get.
ConstructionLayout before you dig.
Land divisionMoving or fixing a shared line.
Your propertySend the parcel number and your plan.
Questions Gunnison Valley property owners ask most.
Many building departments and lenders want the foundation’s location and top-of-foundation elevation confirmed before framing. Send us your permit conditions and we’ll tell you what’s needed. We do the same work in Centerfield, Axtell and Fayette.
The foundation corners measured against your property lines and setbacks, and the top-of-foundation elevation compared to the approved plan, delivered as a stamped letter or certificate for the inspector or lender.
Boundary surveys on platted lots typically run $1,025–$1,800. Older town lots usually run $1,800–$2,500 or more, and farm parcels $2,500–$6,000 or more. Every quote is a fixed fee with travel on its own line.
Yes. We survey farm parcels tied to section corners and prepare new legal descriptions when a home site is split off family ground.
Gunnison is in Sanpete County, so deeds and recorded plats are held by the Sanpete County Recorder at 160 North Main in Manti.
Most residential boundary surveys are delivered in 1–3 weeks from approval. Foundation surveys are scheduled around your pour and usually turned around within days.
Yes. Utah Code Section 17-73-504 requires the surveyor to file a map of a boundary survey with the county within 90 days of establishing or re-establishing a boundary.
Yes. Gunnison sits near the Sevier County line, and we regularly work in Salina, Richfield and the rest of Sevier County.
Send the Gunnison Valley address or parcel number and your schedule. We’ll confirm the survey you need and a fixed fee.