When respected New Jersey surveyors retire or close, we acquire their historical survey records — an archive that can resolve a boundary or title question faster, and at lower cost.
A boundary is only as good as the evidence behind it. Old monuments, prior surveys and decades-old field notes are often the key to resolving a corner, settling a dispute, or answering a title question — and much of that record exists only on paper, in the files of surveyors who have since closed their doors.
Lakeland actively acquires the survey histories of reputable New Jersey surveyors who are no longer in business. That growing archive frequently lets us pick up a property's history where a previous surveyor left off, rather than starting from nothing — which can mean a faster, more economical, and better-supported result for you.
If your property is in Ocean County or anywhere in New Jersey, it's worth asking. Send us the address and we'll check whether our archive includes relevant survey histories.
Records we currently hold from reputable New Jersey surveyors and firms no longer in business. If a name below worked your area, there's a good chance we can pick up your property's history where they left off.
Send the address — we'll check the archive.