Communication
Avalon makes your job easier through efficient and effective communication. Our clients speak directly with their project's surveyor—never a secretary or answering service.
About Avalon
Professionalism
Our professional land surveyors are licensed in Ohio, Kentucky, Wisconsin, Nevada, and Louisiana. From single-site to portfolio transactions, we have the experience to manage projects of all sizes and complexities.
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Accuracy
Our survey teams use state of the art surveying equipment, including robotic total stations with reflector-less capabilities, GPS receivers, and data collectors.
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ALTA/NSPS Land Title Surveys
An ALTA (American Land Title Association) survey is a boundary survey prepared to a set of minimum standards that have been jointly prepared and adopted by the ALTA/NSPS (National Society of Professional Surveyors).
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A boundary survey determines the property lines of a parcel of land described in a deed. It will also indicate the extent of any easements or encroachments and may show the limitations imposed on the property by state or local regulations.
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A mortgage location survey is not a boundary survey. It is merely a surveyor’s opinion that the buildings and major improvements “appear” to be located on the property described in the deed.
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We offer a full range of survey services as well as state-specific survey types—No need to deal with multiple survey companies for your large projects.
View All ServicesWe Scale With Your Project
Our Northeast Ohio land surveyors are capable of providing services for single site transactions as well as portfolio transactions. No project is too big or too small.
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ALTA/NSPS Sample Survey 01
Survey performed in 2015 of a large commercial property located in the town of Solon, County of Cuyahoga, State of Ohio.
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ALTA/NSPS Sample Survey 02
Survey performed in 2015 of an industrial property located in the city of Strongsville, County of Cuyahoga, State of Ohio.
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ALTA/NSPS Sample Survey 03
Survey performed in 2013 of a large multi-site industrial complex located in the city of Brookpark, County of Cuyahoga, State of Ohio.
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ALTA/NSPS Sample Survey 04
Survey performed in 2015 of a large commercial complex located in the city of North Royalton, County of Cuyahoga, State of Ohio.
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Boundary Project
Survey performed in 2015 of a commercial property located in the city of Solon, County of Cuyahoga, State of Ohio.
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Mortgage Project
Survey performed in 2015 of a commercial property located in the city of Solon, County of Cuyahoga, State of Ohio.
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Topographic Project
Survey performed in 2014 of a commercial complex located in the city of Freemont, County of Sandusky, State of Ohio.
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Cell Tower
Survey performed in 2015 of a cellular tower site located in the city of Ashland, County of Boyd, State of Kentucky.
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Licensed
Our professional and degreed land surveyors hold current licenses, in good standing, in the states of Ohio, Kentucky, Louisiana, Wisconsin, and Nevada.
Insured
Avalon limits your exposure by maintaining all customary and required insurance coverages for the states we conduct surveying in.
Experienced
With broad experience in all facets of residential, commercial, and industrial land surveying, we're eady for your next project
Wireless
Our field crews are completely wireless and have the ability to send their data directly from the job sites to our drafting studio with zero delay.
Who Uses Avalon
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banks
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trusts
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law firms
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realtors
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builders
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developers
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Utilities
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telecomms
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government
What Our Clients Say
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I use Avalon for all of our new franchise development projects because I can speak directly with my surveyor and get answers to my questions in minutes instead of days.
Erica Holloman
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Avalon saves me a lot of time. They're experienced enough to identify and alert me to potential "surprises" and they don't need to be "project managed."
Kurt Dbroloczyk