Boundary surveys in Ephraim
Corners found or set, and the deed compared with fences and buildings. From $1,025, filed with the county. 72 Ephraim boundary surveys in our records.
Boundary surveys →Boundary, foundation and topographic surveys, plus site plans and plats for duplexes, apartments and subdivisions in Ephraim and central Sanpete County, stamped by a licensed Utah Professional Land Surveyor. 217 Ephraim jobs in our records, most recently in 2026.
A single-family home needs a boundary survey and site plan, staking and a foundation survey. A duplex, fourplex or apartment project adds topography and an engineered site plan for city review, and, if units will be sold separately, a condominium or subdivision plat. Older lots near Main Street usually need a boundary survey before a fence, sale or addition.
As home to Snow College and one of Sanpete County’s largest towns, Ephraim sees steady demand for homes, rentals and multifamily projects.
With Snow College in town, rental and multifamily housing is one of Ephraim’s most common project types. Here’s what a typical project needs from survey and engineering.
Survey, site plan, staking and plat from one firm under one fixed-fee quote, so city comments don’t bounce between companies.
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Surveys stamped by a Utah PLS; site plans and subdivision designs stamped by our Professional Engineer.
Corners found or set, and the deed compared with fences and buildings. From $1,025, filed with the county. 72 Ephraim boundary surveys in our records.
Boundary surveys →Engineered site plans for homes, multifamily and commercial buildings. Residential $1,500–$3,500; small commercial $3,000–$7,500.
Site planning & design →Foundation location and top-of-foundation elevation verified before framing. $800–$2,000.
Foundation surveys →Lot layout, roads, utilities and the recorded plat. 27 Ephraim subdivision jobs in our records.
Subdivision design →Units and common areas defined so they can be sold separately, like a 2024 condominium plat and site plan in Ephraim.
Condominium platting →Building, curb and utility stakes to keep construction on plan, like curb and gutter set in 2025.
Staking & grade control →Title-grade surveys for lenders and buyers. 7 Ephraim ALTAs in our records, most recently in 2025.
ALTA surveys →Final conditions for city sign-off, like a 2026 as-built in Ephraim.
As-built surveys →FEMA elevation certificates for insurance and lenders, $400–$700.
Elevation certificates →Real work with the section or lot it’s in, without client names.
As Ephraim grows, farm ground and bench land at the edge of town are being divided into new lots, while older blocks near Main Street keep their pioneer-era lines.
Older lots near Main Street trace back to the original townsite plat.
Older homes converted to rentals often need updated surveys and site plans.
Recent plats with fresh pins make for quicker boundary surveys.
Topography drives drainage and foundation design toward the mountains.
Irrigation ditches bring easements to many town and farm parcels.
Section-line farm parcels being split for new homes at the edge of town.
Every quote is a fixed fee, with travel shown on its own line.
| Survey type | Typical range | Typical Ephraim situation |
|---|---|---|
| Platted lot boundary | $1,025–$1,800 | Lot in a recorded subdivision |
| Older in-town lot | $1,800–$2,500+ | Townsite block near Main Street |
| Boundary, 1–5 acres | $2,000–$4,000 | Farm ground at the edge of town |
| Topographic survey | $1,500–$4,500 | New home or multifamily design |
| Foundation survey / house staking | $800–$2,000 | Permit and lender sign-off |
| Residential site plan | $1,500–$3,500 | Single-family or duplex |
| Small commercial site plan | $3,000–$7,500 | Fourplex, apartments or a small commercial building |
| ALTA/NSPS survey | $3,000–$8,000+ | Commercial purchase or refinance |
Condominium and subdivision plats are quoted from the number of units or lots. More: 2026 Utah survey costs · how long a survey takes
Ephraim deeds, plats and prior surveys are held by the Sanpete County Recorder at 160 North Main in Manti, seven miles south.
Your deed, adjoining deeds and the town or subdivision plat.
Earlier filed surveys and corner records, including our own.
Pins, fences and buildings located and compared with the record.
Stamped map delivered and filed with Sanpete County within 90 days (Utah Code § 17-73-504).
Ephraim sits in the middle of Sanpete Valley, so our crews often schedule Ephraim work alongside jobs in Manti and the north valley.
Boundary surveys on platted lots typically run $1,025–$1,800, older in-town lots $1,800–$2,500 or more, and 1–5 acres $2,000–$4,000. Every quote is a fixed fee with travel shown on its own line.
Usually a boundary and topographic survey, an engineered site plan for the city, construction staking, and a foundation survey after the pour. If the units will be sold separately, a condominium or subdivision plat is also needed.
Only after the property is divided legally, usually with a condominium plat or a subdivision plat recorded with the county. We prepare the survey and plat; your attorney handles the governing documents.
Many building departments and lenders want the foundation's location and top-of-foundation elevation confirmed before framing. Foundation surveys run $800–$2,000. Send us your permit conditions and we'll tell you what's required.
Ephraim 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. Site plans and plats depend on the city's review schedule.
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. Our engineer and surveyors handle lot layout, roads, utilities, grading and the recorded plat, along with staking during construction.
Send the address or parcel number and what you’re planning. We’ll confirm the survey and engineering you need and send a fixed fee.
Ludlow Engineering has surveyed and engineered Utah property for 51 years. Every survey and plan is prepared under a licensed professional, not handed off.
Professional Land SurveyorState of Utah No. 5331527
Directs our boundary, topographic, ALTA and subdivision surveys.
Professional EngineerState of Utah
Stamps our site plans, foundation designs and civil engineering.
Partner & Managing MemberMBA
Managing Member of Ludlow Engineers and Associates
214 projects in Ephraim and 1,875 across Sanpete County since 2000.
Most recent job here: Oct 2026.
Counts come from Ludlow Engineering's project records (2000–present, updated Oct 2026). Client names are never shown.