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Land Surveying Company in Richfield, UT

Land Surveying Company in Richfield, UT | Ludlow Engineering
4.977 Google reviews Richfield · Sevier County · Since 1975

Land Surveying Company in Richfield, UT. Old City Blocks, Measured Right.

Boundary, topographic and subdivision surveys in Richfield, from original Plat A city lots to acreage outside town. Licensed Utah surveyors, three Richfield boundaries completed in 2026, and boundary surveys from $1,025 as a fixed fee.

Aerial view of Richfield, Utah, showing the city's grid of large town blocks with Interstate 70 along the west edge
Richfield’s city grid from the air
Photo: formulanone, CC BY-SA 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons
3Richfield boundaries in 2026
6Richfield projects in our records
12 blocksMapped by drone on one 2026 job
$1,025+Boundary survey, fixed fee
The short answer

Land Surveys in Richfield, Utah.

Ludlow Engineering is a licensed land surveying and civil engineering firm in Nephi, about an hour and a quarter north of Richfield. We do boundary surveys on Richfield city lots and acreage, lot splits and new descriptions, topographic surveys, and foundation design by a Utah PE. In 2026 alone we surveyed lots on Richfield’s original Plat A and on Plat C, and a parcel described by section outside town.

Every boundary survey is stamped by a Utah PLS and filed with the Sevier County Surveyor, and every job is quoted as a fixed fee, with travel shown separately.

  • BoundaryFrom $1,025 · 1–3 weeks
  • Older city lot$1,800–$2,500+
  • Topographic$1,500–$4,500 · 1–4 weeks
  • RecordsFiled with Sevier County in Richfield
01 · From our files

A 2026 Richfield Survey

Signed by Daryl Penrod, PLS. Click the drawing to enlarge it.

Record of survey of a lot in Block 16, Plat A, Richfield City Survey, Sevier County, Utah
Block 16, Plat A, Richfield City Survey · July 2026 · click to enlarge
Boundary survey · Richfield · 2026

A Half-Acre Lot on an Original Richfield Block

The north half of a lot on Block 16 of Richfield’s original Plat A. One corner fell inside an existing fence post; another fell on a concrete wall, so we scribed an “X” there instead of setting a pin. Fences, buildings, sidewalks and curbs were mapped from survey-grade drone imagery flown over a 12-block area, which shows how the whole block’s fences sit against the record lines.

  • 0.53 acreLot area
  • 1″ = 30′Scale
  • 12 blocksDrone imagery
  • Daryl PenrodPLS, signed
  • Plat A
  • Corners set
  • Fence lines
  • Drone imagery
02 · Records we already hold

Richfield Jobs in Our Files

Earlier surveys, corners and drone imagery near your property can shorten the work on yours. Here’s what we’ve done in and around Richfield.

  • Block 16, Plat A · July 2026Boundary of a half-acre lot on an original Richfield block, with a 12-block drone map of fences and curbs.
  • Block 5, Plat C · May 2026Boundary survey of a lot on a later Richfield city plat.
  • Section 8, T23S R2W · April 2026Boundary survey of a parcel described by section, outside the city grid.
  • Lots 24 & 25 · 2014Boundary survey of two adjoining Richfield lots.
  • Richfield · 2012A footing design stamped by J. Brett Ludlow, PE.
  • Nearby in 2026Boundaries in Salina (Westgate Subdivision), a parcel split in Redmond, and acreage south of town.

County hub: Sevier County land surveying · Nearby: Salina · Monroe · Elsinore · Aurora

03 · Local knowledge

What Makes Surveying in Richfield Different

A pioneer city grid, farm ground on its edges and a county seat full of records.

  • The Richfield City Survey plats. The original city was laid out in large blocks on Plat A, then Plat B, Plat C and beyond. After well over a century of splits and resales, fences, deeds and the plat rarely agree exactly, so we weigh the record against the monuments still in the ground.
  • Corners in the way. Old corners land in fence posts, walls and concrete. When a pin can’t go in, we mark the corner another way and say so on the map.
  • Whole-block mapping. On older blocks we can fly survey-grade drone imagery to map fences, buildings, sidewalks and curbs across the block, so you can see how your neighbors’ improvements line up too.
  • Farm ground and acreage. Outside the grid, parcels are described by section and aliquot part, so recovering section corners comes first, as on our 2026 Section 8 survey.
  • County records in town. As the county seat, Richfield is home to the Sevier County Recorder and Surveyor, where deeds, plats and filed surveys are kept.
View from the red hills above Richfield, Utah, across the green Sevier Valley farm ground to the mountains beyond
The Sevier Valley from the hills above Richfield. Photo: Richfield by On^ste82, CC BY 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons.
04 · Cost

Land Survey Cost in Richfield (2026)

Planning ranges for typical Richfield properties. Every quote is a fixed fee in writing, with travel shown as its own line.

SurveyTypical costTypical time
Boundary, recorded subdivision lot$1,025–$1,8001–3 weeks
Boundary, older city lot (Plat A, B or C)$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
Topographic survey$1,500–$4,5001–4 weeks
Foundation survey / house staking$800–$2,000Scheduled to construction
ALTA/NSPS survey$3,000–$8,000+3–6 weeks
Lot split or new descriptionsQuoted by scopeVaries with city review

More: Utah survey cost guide

05 · Ordering

How to Order a Survey in Richfield

Four steps from your call to a filed survey.

01 / SEND

Address & goal

The address or Sevier 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 our own records and the county’s, then send a fixed fee with travel shown separately, usually within one business day.

03 / FIELD

Research & fieldwork

Deeds, plats and filed surveys, then the crew recovers or sets the corners, grouped with nearby work when possible.

04 / FILE

Stamp & file

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

06 · Direct answers

Richfield Survey Questions, Answered.

How much does a land survey cost in Richfield?

A boundary survey on a recorded subdivision lot typically runs $1,025 to $1,800, and an older Richfield city lot on Plat A or Plat C $1,800 to $2,500 or more. Parcels of 1 to 5 acres usually run $2,000 to $4,000, and larger tracts more. Topographic surveys run $1,500 to $4,500. Travel from Nephi is shown as its own line on every fixed-fee quote.

Do you really survey in Richfield from Nephi?

Yes. Richfield is about an hour and a quarter from our office. We completed three Richfield boundary surveys in 2026, and we're in the area often for work in Salina, Redmond, Gunnison, Centerfield and Mayfield, so we group trips to keep travel down.

How long does a Richfield survey take?

Most boundary surveys take one to three weeks from approval. Old city lots with complicated records, or winter snow, can add time. Tell us your deadline when you ask for a quote.

Is my survey filed with Sevier 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 Richfield that's the Sevier County Surveyor, in Richfield.

My fence and my deed don't agree. Is that normal on an old Richfield lot?

Very. Richfield's original blocks were laid out on Plat A well over a century ago, and lots have been split and resold many times since. On our 2026 Block 16 survey we mapped the fences across 12 blocks with a drone so the owner could see how the whole block sits against the record lines.

What if a corner falls in a fence post or a wall?

We mark it another way and note it on the map. On the Block 16 survey, one corner fell inside a fence post and another on a concrete wall, so the crew scribed an "X" instead of setting a pin.

Do you do lot splits and subdivisions in Richfield?

Yes. We survey and write the new descriptions, and J. Brett Ludlow, PE, handles the engineering and platting through city or county review.

Licensed Utah surveying · Since 1975

Need a Survey in Richfield?

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 Richfield

6 projects in Richfield and 11 across Sevier County since 2000.

Most recent job here: Jul 2026.

Recent projects
  • Boundary surveyRichfield, Sevier County
  • Boundary surveyRichfield, Sevier County
  • Boundary surveyRichfield, Sevier County

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