Throughout New Jersey, ALTA/NSPS Land Title Surveys are conducted
prior to the sale or transfer of commercial properties. Upon completion, this
survey coordinates all parties involved in the sale a detailed report of the
commercial property. The ALTA/NSPS Land Title Survey is conducted
nationwide and must follow a standardized format. The American Land Title
Association standardized this survey with the help of the National Society of
Professional Surveyors in 1962. It is regularly updated today to adapt to
industry changes. The ALTA/NSPS Land Title Survey in New York acts as a phase
of due diligence preceding any sale of land or commercial real estate. The
survey includes parts of a title survey, boundary survey, and location survey
to give all involved in the sale a full understanding of the current condition
of the property. The survey coordinates important information about boundary
lines, encumbrances, the location and current condition of utilities,
improvements made throughout the property, and more. After the survey is
complete, the insurer can delete or determine exceptions in coverage, and the buyer
and seller have the chance to estimate potential risk before the transaction is
complete. In New York, ALTA/NSPS Land Title Surveys are an essential part of
commercial real estate transactions that help inform all parties of potential
liabilities that could be costly if left unnoticed. Clark facilitates industry
leading surveys and is your go to coordinator for ALTA/NSPS Land Title Surveys in New
York. We coordinate unmatched detail in every report to keep your
transaction moving forward without costly delays. Clark follows the standards set
by the ALTA/NSPS on every survey, and we are ready to complete your next New
York ALTA/NSPS Land Title Survey.

Cell Tower and Telecommunication Surveys in New Jersey are
one of the many services Clark coordinates. Clark has assisted thousands of
clients with their 1A and 2C letters across the country and throughout the
state of New Jersey. Our team understands what it takes to uphold the
industry’s highest standards, and we go above and beyond on every survey we
conduct. The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) requires all cellular towers
over 200 feet in height to obtain their 1A and 2C letters. The team at Clark
has decades of experience mapping towers of all kinds. Whether you have an existing
tower or are in the process of developing a new site, we coordinate the detailed
mapping needed for success. We have conducted Telecommunication Surveys across
the country, and we understand the unique challenges in mapping every tower. We
surpass the expectations on every project to guarantee your tower is compliant
with all local, state, federal, and FFA regulations. When you work with Clark,
you’ll know your New Jersey telecommunications survey was done right.

Clark is your premier land surveyor for all Engineering
Design Surveys throughout New Jersey. This survey is often conducted in the primary
stages of structural and infrastructure projects like roads and large buildings.
Engineering Design Surveys in New Jersey coordinate sites with important information
regarding topography mapping, utility locations, encumbrances, and other
important observations found across a construction site. Engineering Design
Surveys help create a comprehensive plan from the beginning to the end of a project,
keeping it on time and on budget. Clark coordinates clear and consistent
communication on every project in New Jersey from start to finish by providing
every project with a single point of contact, who will be in touch throughout
the surveying process and afterward if any questions arise. Our team goes the
extra mile on every survey to coordinate the detailed data your project needs to
find success. Next time you need an Engineering Design Survey in New Jersey,
choose Clark for a premier surveying experience.