Throughout New Hampshire, ALTA/NSPS Land Title Surveys are conducted in the preliminary stages of the sale or transfer of a commercial property. This survey assists all parties by providing a detailed report on the current condition of a commercial property. The ALTA/NSPS Land Title Survey is completed in accordance with the same set of standards used across the country. This standard was developed by the American Land Title Association alongside the National Society of Professional Surveyors in 1962 and is updated and overseen by the two groups today. The ALTA/NSPS Land Title Survey in New Hampshire acts as a phase of due diligence preceding any sale of land or commercial real estate to ensure no party goes into the sale without a full understanding of the property. The survey includes parts of a title survey, a boundary survey, and a location survey to coordinate a detailed look at all aspects of a commercial property. It includes everything from measuring boundary lines, encumbrances, surveying the condition and location of utilities, finding improvements made on the property, and more. ALTA/NSPS Land Title Survey’s in New Hampshire also coordinates all parties with important details and data allowing the insurer to delete or determine exceptions, as well as valuable information that allows the buyer and seller to estimate potential risk before the sale is complete. In New Hampshire, ALTA/NSPS Land Title Surveys are a vital part of commercial real estate transactions that help identify concerning aspects of a property that, if gone unnoticed, could become a major liability after the sale. Clark facilitates some of the best surveys in the industry and is your go to for ALTA/NSPS Land Title Surveys in New Hampshire. The team at Clark completes every survey on time to keep your transaction moving forward while giving you the detail you need to complete your commercial sale in confidence. Clark follows the strict standards set by the ALTA/NSPS on every survey, and we are ready to help conduct your next New Hampshire ALTA/NSPS Land Title Survey.

Cell Tower and Telecommunication Surveys in New Hampshire are one of the many services Clark facilitates to clients across the state. Our team has helped thousands of clients throughout the country and in New Hampshire secure their 1A and 2C letters. Clark understands what you need for success, and our team upholds the industry’s highest standards on every project we do. The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) requires all cellular towers over 200 feet tall in New Hampshire to obtain their 1A and 2C letters in order to operate. Clark is your premier surveyor in New Hampshire, and we have experience mapping both existing towers and planned sites. We understand the unique challenges found at every tower and work with you every step of the way. The team at Clark goes above and beyond to surpass the expectations on every survey while ensuring your tower is compliant with all local, state, federal, and FFA regulations. When you work with Clark, you’ll know your New Hampshire telecommunications survey will be done right.

Clark is a proud coordinator of Engineering Design Surveys across the state of New Hampshire. This survey is generally completed in the early stages of structural and infrastructure projects like roads and large buildings. Engineering Design Surveys in New Hampshire coordinate your site with valuable data regarding utility locations, encumbrances, topography mapping, and other important factors that are essential for the success of your site. Engineering Design Surveys help create a comprehensive plan from the start that keeps projects on their set timeline and helps them remain within their budgets. Clark coordinates every project in New Hampshire with a single point of contact to keep communication clear and consistent throughout the project, and if any questions arise after the survey is complete, this contact will be available to assist you with any questions you may have. We are dedicated to going the extra mile on every survey to give you the accurate data needed for success. Next time you need an Engineering Design Survey in New Hampshire, choose Clark for a premier surveying experience.

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