When a property corner is lost, disturbed, or never set, we re-establish it and file the required Corner Record so your boundary is documented and defensible.
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A Corner Record is a document a licensed surveyor files with the County when property corners are set, found, or re-established and a full Record of Survey is not otherwise required. It creates a public, professional record of the monument and how it was determined. We use it to restore corners disturbed by construction, grading, or time, so your boundary stays clear for fences, permits, and future work.
Exact deliverables depend on your project's scope and what the city, lender, or agency requires. Typical items can include:
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Popular Los Angeles County cities: Los Angeles, Long Beach, Pasadena, Santa Monica, Glendale.
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It is a document filed with the County that records monuments a surveyor has set, found, or re-established at property corners, along with the evidence used. It is required by California law in certain situations where a full Record of Survey is not.
California's Land Surveyors Act sets the rules. In general, a Corner Record documents corner monumentation when no material boundary discrepancy or new subdivision is involved; a Record of Survey is filed for more significant boundary determinations. We determine the right filing for your situation.
Yes. We research the record, locate surrounding evidence, re-establish the corner in its correct position, set a new tagged monument, and file the Corner Record.
It depends on records research, field conditions, and how many corners are involved. Request a free estimate and we will scope your specific parcel.
Survey work is completed by, or under the responsible charge of, California-licensed Professional Land Surveyors. When a stamped survey is required, the final deliverable will identify the responsible licensee for that project.
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