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Land Surveyor Mount Pleasant UT | Boundary & Property Surveys

Land Surveyors in Mount Pleasant, UT | Ludlow Engineering
4.977 Google reviews Mount Pleasant · Sanpete County · Since 1975

Residential Land Surveyors in Mount Pleasant, Utah. 299 Local Projects and Counting.

Boundary surveys, lot splits, subdivisions and topographic surveys in Mount Pleasant, from original Plat A city blocks to farm ground and the subdivisions around town. Our busiest town in Sanpete County, and boundary surveys from $1,025 as a fixed fee.

An 1898 Sanborn map of Mount Pleasant, Utah, showing Main Street and the original townsite blocks 26, 27, 42 and 43 with buildings and irrigation ditches
Mount Pleasant’s Main Street blocks, mapped in 1898
Map: Sanborn Fire Insurance Map, Mount Pleasant, 1898, public domain, via Wikimedia Commons
299Mount Pleasant projects since 2000
134Boundary surveys
43Subdivisions & plats
$1,025+Boundary survey, fixed fee
The short answer

Land Surveys in Mount Pleasant, Utah.

Ludlow Engineering is a licensed land surveying and civil engineering firm in Nephi, about 45 minutes from Mount Pleasant. It’s our busiest town in Sanpete County. We do boundary surveys for homeowners, lot splits and new descriptions, subdivision plats, topographic surveys and site plans, on old city blocks, newer subdivisions and farm ground alike.

Every boundary survey is stamped by a Utah PLS and filed with the Sanpete County Surveyor, and every job is quoted as a fixed fee before we start.

  • BoundaryFrom $1,025 · 1–3 weeks
  • Older city lot$1,800–$2,500+
  • Topographic$1,500–$4,500 · 1–4 weeks
  • RecordsFiled with Sanpete County in Manti
01 · Records we already hold

Real Mount Pleasant Jobs, Block by Block

Our files hold 299 Mount Pleasant projects since 2000, many on the same old city blocks. Earlier surveys, corners and filed maps near your property often shorten the work on yours.

68Jobs on original Plat A blocks
21Jobs on Plat B blocks
116Surveys filed with the county
1,875Sanpete County projects overall
  • Plat A · 2026Boundary of a lot on Block 87 of the original Mount Pleasant city survey.
  • North & east of town · 2026Boundaries and new descriptions in Section 2, including a boundary with four new lot descriptions.
  • Section 7 · 2026An ALTA/NSPS survey and subdivision.
  • Section 35 · 2026Concept plan, boundary, topo and utilities through a subdivision plat.
  • Section 33 · 2024–2026A three-lot subdivision, a subdivision plat with corner restaking, and a boundary line adjustment.
  • East of town · 2026A road and easement survey in T15S R5E.
  • Plat B & Plat D · 2024–2025A lot split on Block 1, Plat B and a two-lot division on Block 7, Plat D.
  • Subdivisions · 2024–2025Lots in Pine Creek Meadows, Cedar West and Aspen Village.
  • Farm ground · 2024A parcel split across four sections, and a boundary with water and sewer engineering.
  • Since 2000299 Mount Pleasant projects, 134 of them boundary surveys and 43 subdivisions and plats.
02 · What we do here

What Mount Pleasant Clients Hire Us For

Counts are Mount Pleasant projects in our records since 2000.

  • 134Boundary surveys
  • 43Subdivisions & plats
  • 11Site plans
  • 9Topographic surveys
  • 8Easements & descriptions
  • 7Civil design jobs
  • 6Well proofs
  • 5Foundation inspections

Services: boundary surveys · subdivisions · topographic surveys · site plans · foundation surveys · County hub: Sanpete County

03 · Local knowledge

What Makes Surveying in Mount Pleasant Different

Pioneer city blocks, farm ground on every side and steady new subdivisions.

  • The Mount Pleasant city survey. The town was laid out in large blocks on Plat A, then Plat B and later plats. More than a century of splits and resales means fences, deeds and the plat rarely agree exactly, so we weigh the record against the monuments still in the ground.
  • Lot splits on big old lots. Many Plat A lots are large enough to divide. A boundary with new descriptions, or a minor subdivision through the city, is one of our most common jobs here.
  • Farm ground becoming homesites. Around town, parcels are described by section and aliquot part, so recovering section corners comes first, then the split and any access or irrigation easements.
  • Subdivisions near town. Pine Creek Meadows, Cedar West, Aspen Village and others have newer plats that are easier to retrace, but tight setbacks leave little room for error on fences and additions.
  • Records in Manti. Deeds, plats and filed surveys for Mount Pleasant are kept by the Sanpete County Recorder and Surveyor in Manti.
Panorama of Mount Pleasant, Utah, from the west, with farm fields in the valley and the Wasatch Plateau behind
Mount Pleasant and the Sanpete Valley from the west. Photo: Talshiarr, public domain, via Wikimedia Commons.
04 · Cost

Land Survey Cost in Mount Pleasant (2026)

Planning ranges for typical Mount Pleasant properties. Every quote is a fixed fee in writing.

SurveyTypical costTypical time
Boundary, recorded subdivision lot$1,025–$1,8001–3 weeks
Boundary, older city lot (Plat A or B)$1,800–$2,500+2–3 weeks
Boundary, 1–5 acres$2,000–$4,0002–4 weeks
Boundary, 5–20 acres$3,500–$6,5002–4 weeks
Boundary, 20+ acres$5,000+Quoted
Topographic survey$1,500–$4,5001–4 weeks
Foundation survey / house staking$800–$2,000Scheduled to construction
Lot split, new descriptions or subdivisionQuoted by scopeVaries with city review

More: Utah survey cost guide

05 · Ordering

How to Order a Survey in Mount Pleasant

Four steps from your call to a filed survey.

01 / SEND

Address & goal

The address or Sanpete County parcel number, what you’re doing, and your deadline. Attach a deed, plat or old survey to our quote form.

02 / QUOTE

Fixed fee

We check the records we already hold for your block, then send a fixed fee, usually within one business day.

03 / FIELD

Research & fieldwork

Deeds, plats and filed surveys, then the crew recovers or sets the corners.

04 / FILE

Stamp & file

A Utah PLS stamps the map and files it with the Sanpete County Surveyor.

Nearby: Fairview · Spring City · Moroni · Ephraim · Manti

06 · Direct answers

Mount Pleasant Survey Questions, Answered.

How much does a land survey cost in Mount Pleasant?

A boundary survey on a recorded subdivision lot typically runs $1,025 to $1,800, and an older Mount Pleasant city lot on Plat A or Plat B $1,800 to $2,500 or more. Parcels of 1 to 5 acres usually run $2,000 to $4,000, 5 to 20 acres $3,500 to $6,500, and larger tracts $5,000 and up. Topographic surveys run $1,500 to $4,500. Every quote is a fixed fee in writing.

Have you surveyed in Mount Pleasant before?

Many times. Mount Pleasant is our busiest town in Sanpete County, with 299 projects in our records since 2000, including 68 on the original Plat A blocks. We may already hold corner ties and filed surveys near your property.

How long does a survey take in Mount Pleasant?

Most boundary surveys take one to three weeks from approval. Old city lots with complicated records, or winter snow, can add time.

Is my survey filed with Sanpete County?

Yes. Utah law requires a boundary survey map to be filed with the county surveyor within 90 days of establishing or re-establishing a boundary (Utah Code § 17-73-504). For Mount Pleasant that's the Sanpete County Surveyor in Manti.

My fence doesn't match my deed. Is that normal on an old Mount Pleasant lot?

Very. The original blocks were laid out on Plat A in the 1800s and have been split and resold many times since. Fences a few feet off the record line are common; the survey shows where the line really is.

Can you split my lot or farm parcel?

Yes. Lot splits, new descriptions and small subdivisions are a big part of our Mount Pleasant work, with 43 subdivisions and plats since 2000. J. Brett Ludlow, PE, handles the engineering and city review.

Do you survey in Pine Creek, Aspen Village and the subdivisions around town?

Yes. We've surveyed lots in Pine Creek Meadows, Cedar West, Aspen Village and other subdivisions near Mount Pleasant.

Licensed Utah surveying · Since 1975

Need a Survey in Mount Pleasant?

Send the address or parcel number and what you’re planning. We’ll check the records we already hold for your block and send a fixed fee, usually within one business day.

Who's behind this page

Licensed Utah Surveyors & Engineers Since 1975.

Ludlow Engineering has surveyed and engineered Utah property for 51 years. Every survey and plan is prepared under a licensed professional, not handed off.

Daryl Penrod

Professional Land SurveyorState of Utah No. 5331527

Directs our boundary, topographic, ALTA and subdivision surveys.

J. Brett Ludlow

Professional EngineerState of Utah

Stamps our site plans, foundation designs and civil engineering.

Travis Ludlow

Partner & Managing MemberMBA

Managing Member of Ludlow Engineers and Associates

Since 197551 years, family-run in Nephi
5,606projects tracked since 2000
1,200+survey maps filed with Utah counties
19 countiesacross Utah where we've worked

Our record in Mount Pleasant

299 projects in Mount Pleasant and 1,875 across Sanpete County since 2000.

Most recent job here: Sep 2026.

Most common work in Mount Pleasant
Boundary survey134
Subdivision & platting43
Site plan11
Topographic survey9
Recent projects
  • Boundary surveyMount Pleasant, Sanpete County
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  • Easement & legal descriptionsMount Pleasant, Sanpete County
  • Boundary surveyMount Pleasant, Sanpete County
  • Easement & legal descriptionsMount Pleasant, Sanpete County

Counts come from Ludlow Engineering's project records (2000–present, updated Oct 2026). Client names are never shown.

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