Boundary Surveys in Arizona

AZGPS provides boundary surveys for property owners, developers, attorneys, and engineers across Arizona. Using Trimble GNSS technology and thorough deed and plat research, we re-establish property corners, document easements, and produce legally defensible survey plats compliant with Arizona BTR standards and A.R.S. § 32-2101.

What is a Boundary Survey?

A boundary survey re-establishes the legal limits of a parcel of land by locating existing monuments, analyzing recorded deeds and plats, and placing or restoring corner markers. The result is a licensed survey plat that documents the property’s shape, dimensions, and relationship to adjoining parcels. In Arizona, boundary surveys must be performed by a licensed Registered Land Surveyor (RLS).

Best For

Property purchases — confirm exactly what you’re buying before closing. Fence lines — know where the line is before you build. Lot splits & subdivisions — required documentation for county approval. Boundary disputes — resolve neighbor disagreements with licensed evidence. Adverse possession — document occupancy and legal descriptions. Building permits — many Arizona counties require a survey for setback verification.

Our Boundary Survey Process

1. Records research — We pull recorded deeds, plats, subdivision maps, and adjoining surveys from county records and the State Land Department. 2. Field work — Our crew uses Trimble RTK GNSS to locate existing monuments and measure the parcel. 3. Analysis & calculations — We reconcile field measurements with record documents to establish the legal boundary. 4. Monument placement — We set or restore corner pins per Arizona standards. 5. Plat preparation — We prepare a licensed survey plat showing all boundary evidence, dimensions, and easements.

Deliverables

✔ Licensed survey plat (DWG, DXF, PDF) ✔ Legal description (metes and bounds) ✔ CSV coordinate file ✔ Corner monuments placed or referenced ✔ Record research documentation

Counties Served

We perform boundary surveys throughout Pinal County (Florence, Casa Grande, Coolidge, Queen Creek, San Tan Valley), Maricopa County (Phoenix, Mesa, Chandler, Gilbert, Scottsdale, Tempe), Pima County (Tucson, Marana, Sahuarita), Yavapai County, and Gila County.

Other Survey Services

ALTA/NSPS Land Title Surveys · Easement & Right-of-Way · Minor Land Division · Topographic Surveys