Boundary Surveys
Corners found or set, fences and buildings located, and the record reconciled with what’s on the ground.
Boundary Surveys →
Boundary, foundation, topographic and lot-split surveys for homes, farms and ranch ground in Fountain Green and the west side of Sanpete Valley, stamped by a licensed Utah Professional Land Surveyor.
Most Fountain Green work falls into three groups. New homes need a boundary survey for the permit, staking before excavation and a foundation survey after the pour. Fences on older lots and livestock ground need a boundary survey, because many existing fences were never built on the line. Families dividing farm or ranch ground need a parcel survey and new legal descriptions.
The surveys Fountain Green property owners ask for most, each prepared by our own crew and stamped by a Utah PLS.
Corners found or set, fences and buildings located, and the record reconciled with what’s on the ground.
Boundary Surveys →Foundation location and elevation confirmed for the inspector or lender before framing.
Foundation Surveys →House, garage, well and septic locations staked so the excavator digs in the right place.
Construction Staking →Surveys and new descriptions for home sites split from farm ground, or a moved shared line.
Lot-Line Adjustments →Contours for bench lots and sites where drainage, driveways or a walkout basement matter.
Topographic Surveys →Engineer foundation certifications for manufactured-home loans and refinances.
Foundation Inspections →
Fountain Green grew up around ranching, and many of its fences were set to hold sheep and cattle rather than to follow a surveyed line. When a parcel sells, splits or gets a new home, those old fences are often the first thing a survey has to sort out.
A new home usually needs four survey visits. Booking them together with one firm saves trips and keeps every measurement tied to the same control.
Lines, setbacks and features mapped for the permit and the house placement.
House corners, well and septic staked so excavation starts in the right place.
Location and top-of-foundation elevation checked before framing.
Stamped letter or certificate for the inspector, lender or title company.
Conditions we often run into on the west side of Sanpete Valley.
Acreage parcels with long lines and few surviving corners take more field time.
Old fences often wander from the deeded line, so occupation and record both get measured.
Springs, ditches and pipelines bring easements that should be shown before you build.
Rural parcels tie to section corners that may need to be recovered or re-established.
Older in-town lots can rely on early plats and deeds written from block corners.
Well and septic locations drive house placement on lots without city services.
Fountain Green is in Sanpete County, so deeds, plats and prior surveys are held by the County Recorder at 160 North Main in Manti. We research those records first, then compare them with the corners, fences and occupation we find on site.
Once the boundary is set, Utah law requires us to file a map of the survey with the county within 90 days (Utah Code § 17-73-504).
Fountain Green is one of the closest Sanpete towns to our office, so travel stays low. Size and records drive the rest, and every quote is a fixed fee.
| Survey Type | Typical Range | Typical Situation |
|---|---|---|
| Platted lot boundary | $1,025–$1,800 | Lot in a recorded subdivision |
| Older in-town lot | $1,800–$2,500+ | Early town lot, old deed and fences |
| Rural or ranch acreage | $2,500–$6,000+ | Large parcel tied to section corners |
| Boundary + topography | $2,000–$4,500 | New home on a sloped site |
| Foundation survey | Quoted by scope | Lowest when bundled with staking |
Five steps from your call to the filed map.
Parcel number, your plan and any deadline.
Scope and fee in writing, usually next business day.
Sanpete County deeds, plats and prior surveys.
Corners found or set; fences and buildings located.
Delivered to you and filed with the county.
Our crews cover the whole west side of Sanpete Valley and the Juab towns on our side of the canyon. Nearby jobs are often scheduled together, which keeps travel costs down for everyone.
Guides and services that go deeper than this page.
All of our Sanpete County survey and engineering work.
BuildingWhat the inspector checks after the pour.
GuideHow surveyors resolve old and conflicting lines.
Land divisionMoving a shared line between two parcels.
All surveysCompare survey types and starting prices.
Your propertySend the parcel number and your plan.
Questions we hear most from Fountain Green and north Sanpete property owners.
Boundary surveys on platted lots typically run $1,025–$1,800. Older in-town lots and rural acreage usually cost more, from about $1,800 to $6,000 or more depending on size and records. Fountain Green is close to our Nephi office, so travel stays low, and every quote is a fixed fee.
Many building departments and lenders want the foundation’s location and elevation confirmed before framing. Send us your permit conditions and we’ll tell you what’s required. We do the same work in Moroni, Wales and Chester.
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.
Fountain Green is in Sanpete County, so deeds and recorded plats are held by the Sanpete County Recorder at 160 North Main in Manti.
Yes. We survey the parent parcel and prepare new legal descriptions for the split, and can handle a lot-line adjustment if a shared line needs to move. Check with the town or county on lot-size and frontage rules first.
Not necessarily. On older and rural parcels, fences were often built for livestock rather than on the surveyed line. The survey shows both, and how far apart they are.
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.
The address or parcel number, what you’re planning (building, fencing, buying, splitting) and any permit or closing date. A copy of your deed or an old survey helps if you have one.
Send the Fountain Green address or parcel number and what you’re planning. We’ll confirm the right survey and a fixed fee before any fieldwork.