Land Surveyor in Utah County, UT
Boundary, ALTA, topographic, and subdivision surveys across all of Utah County — Provo, Orem, Lehi, Spanish Fork, Payson and every town between. Licensed Professional Land Surveyors and engineers, working Utah since 1975.
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Updated July 2026 · Utah County hub — every city we serve links here
Utah County is the fastest-growing county in the state — from Lehi and the Silicon Slopes tech corridor in the north, through Provo and Orem in the valley’s core, out to the booming west-desert cities of Saratoga Springs and Eagle Mountain, and south through Spanish Fork and Payson. That growth runs on land surveys: lot splits, subdivisions, commercial closings, and the boundary and topographic work behind every new build. Ludlow Engineering provides boundary, ALTA, topographic, and subdivision surveys across the entire county, backed by licensed Professional Land Surveyors and civil engineers and a firm that has worked Utah since 1975. Call (435) 623-0897 or request a quote.
Send the property address or Utah County parcel number and what’s driving the survey — a purchase, a build, a lot split, a boundary question, or a lender requirement. We pull the recorded record and return a fixed-fee quote. Send your details →
Survey Services Across Utah County
Every service below is performed in-house by our licensed surveyors and engineers — the boundary work and the engineering that depends on it stay under one roof, which removes the handoff gap where most project delays begin.
Boundary Surveys
Property-corner retracement and legal boundary determination for residential lots, farms, and commercial parcels throughout the county.
ALTA Surveys
ALTA/NSPS Land Title Surveys for Utah County commercial and multifamily transactions, coordinated with your title company and lender.
Topographic Surveys
Contour and feature mapping for site design and grading, from valley-floor infill to the county’s benches and foothills.
Subdivision & Platting
Subdivision layout, platting, and construction staking that meet each city’s and Utah County’s requirements — from lot splits to large developments.
Civil Engineering
Grading, storm drain, stormwater, floodplain, and site design — the engineering behind a buildable Utah County parcel.
All Land Surveys
As-built surveys, elevation certificates, and other survey services for residential and commercial property countywide.
Cities We Serve in Utah County
We survey throughout Utah County. Choose your city for local detail, or request a quote for anywhere in the county:
Also serving Orem, Springville, Mapleton, Saratoga Springs, Eagle Mountain, Pleasant Grove, Lindon, Vineyard, and the surrounding communities.
Surveying Across Utah County’s Range
Utah County isn’t one landscape — and a survey has to fit where the property actually sits:
Records at the Utah County Recorder
Deeds, plats, and surveys are recorded in Provo. We work from the recorded record so the boundary we set matches what’s filed, not just the deed you were handed.
North county & Silicon Slopes
Lehi, American Fork, and the tech corridor are dense with commercial and multifamily development — ALTA surveys, subdivision platting, and construction staking on a tight schedule.
The valley core
Provo, Orem, and Springville hold older platted grids, historic parcels, and infill — boundary retracement where pioneer-era descriptions meet modern measurement.
West desert growth
Saratoga Springs and Eagle Mountain are among the fastest-growing cities in Utah — new subdivisions carved from open ground, needing platting, staking, and topographic work.
South county & the benches
Spanish Fork, Payson, and the foothill lots carry real slope. Topographic detail drives design here far more than on flat ground.
Utah Lake & floodplain
Low-lying property toward the lake can fall in a FEMA flood zone, driving elevation certificates and how a site must be designed and documented.
Modern GPS measures precisely, but a precise fix on the wrong corner is still the wrong line. We retrace boundaries from the controlling monuments and the recorded record — not coordinates alone. In dense Utah County neighborhoods, the wrong line means a fence, wall, or garage in the wrong place.
How a Utah County Survey Works
Tell us the parcel and the purpose
Address or Utah County parcel number, plus what’s driving the survey. We pull the recorded record and quote a fixed fee.
Records research
We gather recorded deeds, plats, adjoining parcels, and prior surveys, and identify the controlling monuments and calls.
Field work
Our crew locates corners, improvements, and features on the ground — with the topographic detail Utah County’s varied terrain demands.
Analysis & drafting
We reconcile field evidence with the record, resolve the boundary, and prepare the plat or map.
Stamped delivery
A licensed Professional Land Surveyor signs and stamps the final survey, and we record it with the county when the work calls for it.
What Surveys Cost in Utah County
Pricing depends on parcel size, terrain, how clean the records are, and the survey type. These are planning ranges; every job is quoted fixed-fee in writing.
| Survey type | Typical Utah County range |
|---|---|
| Residential boundary survey | $1,200 – $2,800 |
| Boundary + topographic (site survey) | $2,000 – $4,500 |
| Topographic survey | From $1,800 |
| ALTA/NSPS commercial survey | $3,000 – $9,500 |
| Subdivision / lot split platting | Quoted on scope |
For the full breakdown of what drives survey pricing, see our land and property survey cost guide.
Request a Utah County Survey Quote
Send the parcel and what you need. We’ll confirm scope, a fixed fee, and the next available field date — often the same day.
Utah County Land Survey FAQ
How much does a land survey cost in Utah County?
A residential boundary survey typically runs $1,200–$2,800; a combined boundary-and-topographic site survey runs $2,000–$4,500. Commercial ALTA surveys run $3,000–$9,500. Every job is quoted fixed-fee in writing — see our cost guide.
Do you serve all of Utah County?
Yes — from Lehi and American Fork in the north, through Provo, Orem, and Springville, out to Saratoga Springs and Eagle Mountain, and south to Spanish Fork, Payson, and Santaquin. Pick your city from the list above for local detail.
Can you handle a lot split or subdivision in a Utah County city?
Yes. We handle lot splits, platting, and subdivisions and prepare the survey and plat to meet each city’s and Utah County’s review requirements, plus the construction staking.
Where are Utah County property records kept?
Deeds, plats, and surveys are recorded with the Utah County Recorder in Provo. We pull the recorded record as part of every survey so the boundary matches what’s on file, not just the description on your deed.
You’re based in Nephi — do you really cover Utah County?
Yes. Nephi sits just south of Utah County on I-15, and Utah County is a core part of our service area. We’ve surveyed across Utah since 1975.
How soon can you get a crew out?
It depends on the current schedule and season, but tell us your deadline and we’ll work toward it. Send the parcel and we’ll confirm the next available field date — often the same day you ask.