Heber City
Townsite blocks, new subdivisions and valley acreage. Full Heber pricing and timelines on its own page.
Heber City Surveying →
Boundary, topographic, foundation and subdivision surveys across Wasatch County, from the Heber Valley floor to Jordanelle, Timber Lakes and the ranch country along US-40.
Wasatch County surveys fall into four areas. The Heber Valley floor has townsite blocks, subdivisions and farm ground being split for homes. Midway, Charleston and Daniel sit on the foothills and benches around Deer Creek. Jordanelle and Hideout are new mountain and resort lots on steep ground. East of Heber, Timber Lakes, Wallsburg and the US-40 corridor mix wooded mountain lots with large ranch parcels.
Looking for Heber City pricing in detail? See our Heber City land surveyor and survey cost guide.
Every incorporated town in the county, plus the unincorporated mountain and ranch areas.
Townsite blocks, new subdivisions and valley acreage. Full Heber pricing and timelines on its own page.
Heber City Surveying →Foothill lots, older town blocks and the mineral hot-pot ground west of town.
Ask About Midway →Farm and acreage parcels along the Provo River and the benches above Deer Creek.
Ask About Your Parcel →Steep resort and mountain lots where topography drives the design.
Topographic Surveys →Wooded, sloped lots that need boundary and topo together for driveways and septic.
Ask About Timber Lakes →Ranch ground, cabin parcels and section-line acreage toward Strawberry.
Ask About Your Parcel →Stamped by a Utah PLS, with civil engineers in-house for site and subdivision design.
Corners found or set, improvements located, and the survey filed with Wasatch County.
Boundary Surveys →Contours, trees and features for mountain homes, driveways and drainage.
Topographic Surveys →Location, setbacks and elevation confirmed after the pour, before framing.
Foundation Surveys →House corners, grades and utilities staked so the build starts in the right place.
Construction Staking →Splitting valley acreage or moving a shared line between neighbors.
Lot-Line Adjustments →Title-grade surveys for commercial and resort-area property.
ALTA Surveys →
The same county holds flat Heber Valley farm ground and steep, wooded lots high above Jordanelle and Timber Lakes. We scope each survey for the ground it’s on, so you aren’t paying mountain-lot prices for a valley lot or the reverse.
The conditions that most often change scope, schedule and price here.
Higher lots can stay snowbound into spring. Book early for the first open weeks.
Timber Lakes, Hideout and the benches need more topo and more time in the field.
Valley farm parcels around Heber, Daniel and Charleston are being split for homes.
Lots near Jordanelle, Deer Creek and the national forest adjoin public boundaries.
Irrigation canals and ditches bring easements across many valley parcels.
Mineral hot-pot mounds and springs west of Midway show up on some parcels and get mapped in the topo.
Building in Hideout, Timber Lakes or on the Midway benches usually takes three surveys: the boundary to know where you can build, a topographic survey for the design, and a foundation survey after the pour. Scheduling them together saves trips up the mountain.
Deeds, recorded plats and prior surveys are held by the Wasatch County Recorder, 25 North Main Street in Heber City. Every boundary survey we finish is filed with the county within 90 days, as Utah Code § 17-73-504 requires.
Your deed, the neighbors’ deeds and the subdivision or townsite plat.
Filed surveys, section corner records and any public land lines next door.
Pins, fences and occupation found, often under snow or brush.
Stamped map delivered to you and filed with Wasatch County.
Ranges by area. Your quote is a fixed fee for your parcel, with travel shown as its own line.
| Area | Typical Range | Typical Situation |
|---|---|---|
| Heber & Midway subdivision lot | $1,025–$1,800 | Recorded plat with existing pins |
| Valley acreage or ranch parcel | $2,500–$6,000+ | Charleston, Daniel, Wallsburg farm ground |
| Mountain lot boundary + topo | $2,500–$6,000+ | Timber Lakes, Hideout, Jordanelle |
| Topographic survey only | $1,500–$4,500 | Design survey for a home or site |
| Remote US-40 parcel | Quoted by scope | Cabin or ranch land toward Strawberry |
| Foundation survey & staking | Quoted by scope | Scheduled to your construction |
Five steps from your call to the filed map.
Parcel number, your plan and any deadline.
Scope, travel and price in writing.
Deeds, plats and prior surveys pulled in Heber.
Scheduled around snow and access.
Stamped map to you, filed with Wasatch County.
The crews that survey Wasatch County also cover Kamas, Oakley and Park City in Summit County and the Utah County cities across the mountains, so one firm can handle property on both sides.
Guides and services that go deeper than this page.
Boundary and topo pricing for the Heber Valley.
GuideWhat the surveyor does and what you get.
DesignWhat a topo shows and when you need one.
TimingTypical Utah timelines, step by step.
All surveysCompare survey types and starting prices.
Your propertySend the parcel number and your plan.
Questions we hear most from Wasatch County property owners.
Yes. We survey Heber City, Midway, Charleston, Daniel, Wallsburg, Independence, Interlaken and Hideout, plus unincorporated areas such as Timber Lakes, the Jordanelle shoreline and ranch ground along US-40 toward Strawberry.
Recorded subdivision lots usually start at $1,025, while steep or wooded mountain lots and ranch parcels cost more. Travel is shown as its own line and every quote is a fixed fee. Our Heber City guide has the full price table.
Deeds, recorded plats and prior surveys are held by the Wasatch County Recorder at 25 North Main Street in Heber City. We pull them before any fieldwork.
Yes. Timber Lakes lots are steep and heavily wooded, so we usually pair the boundary survey with a topographic survey for the driveway, septic and house placement, and we plan fieldwork around snow.
Yes. We confirm foundation location, setbacks and elevation before framing on mountain and valley lots across the county, and we can stake the house beforehand so the pour starts in the right place.
Lots next to reservoir or state park land need careful research on the adjoining public boundary. We retrace that line from the record before setting your corners, so an encroachment doesn’t surprise you later.
Yes. Snow can cover pins and stop work on higher lots for months. Call in late winter for spring work, or let us know if a valley-floor lot can be done sooner.
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.
Send the address or parcel number and what you’re planning. We’ll confirm the right survey and send a fixed fee before any fieldwork.