Original Town Blocks
Older lots trace back to the townsite plat and deeds written from block corners.
Boundary, foundation elevation, topographic and lot-split surveys for Levan homes, farms and new building sites, from our office just up the road in Nephi.
Building a home calls for a boundary survey and site plan, staking, and a foundation elevation survey before framing. Fencing, selling or settling a line with a neighbor calls for a boundary survey. Dividing farm or family ground calls for a parcel survey with new legal descriptions. Financing a manufactured home calls for an engineer’s foundation certification.
Levan’s mix of town lots and wide-open farm ground shapes how we scope and price each job.
Older lots trace back to the townsite plat and deeds written from block corners.
Large parcels with long lines tied to section corners.
Fences built for livestock often sit off the deeded line.
Home sites carved from family ground need new descriptions.
Irrigation ditches and wells bring easements and setbacks.
Well, septic and road setbacks shape where the house can go.
Every survey stamped by a Utah PLS, with civil engineers in our Nephi office when the project needs design.
Corners found or set and fences, buildings and easements shown.
Boundary Surveys →Foundation location and elevation verified before framing.
Foundation Surveys →House, well, septic and driveway locations staked.
Construction Staking →Surveys and new descriptions to divide or reshape parcels.
Lot-Line Adjustments →Contours and features for site design and drainage.
Topographic Surveys →Engineer foundation certifications for manufactured-home loans.
Foundation Inspections →
Around Levan, parcels are often measured in acres rather than feet, and corners can be a long walk apart. We recover the section corners first, then retrace your lines from them, so the result holds up for decades.
Once the concrete is in, the inspector or lender may want proof that the foundation is where the plan says and at the right height. We measure it and send a stamped document, usually within days of the pour.
Levan deeds, plats and prior surveys are held at the Juab County offices, 160 North Main in Nephi. 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 and compared.
Stamped map delivered and filed with Juab County.
Travel from Nephi is minimal. Parcel size and records set most of the price, and every quote is a fixed fee.
| Survey Type | Typical Range | Typical Levan 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 ground outside town |
| Foundation elevation survey | Quoted by scope | New home, after the pour |
| FHA foundation inspection | From $400 | Manufactured-home loan |
Five steps from your call to the filed map.
Parcel number, your plan and any deadline.
Scope and fee in writing.
Juab County deeds, plats and prior surveys.
Corners searched, measured and set.
Stamped map to you, filed with the county.
Levan sits between our Nephi office and the Sanpete and Millard county lines. We often schedule Levan work alongside nearby jobs to keep travel costs low.
Guides and services that go deeper than this page.
Every Juab County town we serve.
BuildingWhat the inspector checks after the pour.
GuideWhat the surveyor does and what you get.
Land divisionMoving or fixing a shared line.
EngineeringSite plans, grading and drainage design.
Your propertySend the parcel number and your plan.
Questions Levan property owners ask most.
Boundary surveys on platted lots typically run $1,025–$1,800. Older town lots usually run $1,800–$2,500 or more, and farm or acreage parcels $2,500–$6,000 or more. Levan is a short drive from our Nephi office, so travel stays low, and every quote is a fixed fee.
After the foundation is poured, a surveyor measures its corners against your property lines and checks the top-of-foundation elevation against the approved plan. The stamped result goes to the building inspector or lender before framing.
Many building departments and lenders require one, especially where setbacks are tight or drainage matters. Send us your permit conditions and we’ll confirm what’s required.
Yes. We survey the parent parcel, prepare the new legal descriptions and, if a shared line needs to move, handle the lot-line adjustment. Check Juab County or town lot-size and frontage rules first.
Levan is in Juab County, so deeds, plats and prior surveys are held at the Juab County offices, 160 North Main in Nephi.
Most residential boundary surveys are delivered in 1–3 weeks from approval. Foundation surveys are scheduled to 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. Our Nephi engineers prepare site plans, grading and drainage designs, and subdivision plans for Levan and the rest of Juab County.
Send the Levan address or parcel number and what you’re planning. We’ll confirm the right survey and a fixed fee before any fieldwork.