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  HERITAGE LAND SURVEYING, INC.

  Heritage did a survey for me back in 2007. In 2017, a neighbor claimed I was over the property line. Bob dug the survey out from his archives and helped me resolve the problem. I can't say enough about how helpful and honest he was. And he didn't even charge me for this follow up. You can't ask for more.
  - PAUL L.
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  Township Surveys LLC

  Our neighbor was planning to sell a property adjacent to ours. Some 30-40 years prior, the boundary between the properties had been established through another surveyor in an ambiguous manner. At that time the prior surveyor based his conclusions on a fence along the neighbor's property, by asking all the neighbors to confirm that fence constituted the property boundary; and when all neighbors agreed to this, he used that fence as the basis for the property boundary "established" under his surgery. This boundary survey placed a notch in that boundary line based on the fence and the corner markers of the property, while the original property line had been straight. We received the name of Township Surveys, LLC in Oregon City with expertise in Clackamas County. Our property had never been surveyed since it had been purchased around 1930. The proprietor from Township offered to establish a Boundary Line Agreement with our neighbor who was selling the property; for a few hundred dollars more, her offered to survey all our property borders for the first time. We offered to cover the cost of the survey, and the owner then spoke with our neighbor, explaining that establishing the Boundary Line Agreement was to their advantage for the pending sale of the property. Township Survey, LLC has excellent credentials. The owner has been on the the State Advisory Board of Surveyors, and impressed us with a high level of expertise in his profession. We hired them, and he sent staff to establish markers and tie them to existing markers. They were very thorough and spent many weeks before completing the survey. Then they presented it to us and we had the Boundary Agreement ratified together with our neighbor. The property parcel has been sold and thus the new house to be built will not encroach on our property. Further with their expertise the owner would be qualified to defend his decisions to the Land Board if required. We Recommend Township Survey, LLC without reservations.
  - Christina I.
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  HERITAGE LAND SURVEYING, INC.

  It was quick and painless. We requested quotes from three different companies (all of them have Angie List Super Service Awards or rated highly), only Robert returned our call and provided estimate. Another company called us but never followed up with official quote (over the phone they quoted us with an absurd amount).
  Once we agreed to the scope of the project, it took exactly 3 business days to arrive. The employees of this company were really responsive and arrived on time. We got our final drawing 5 business days after the survey.
  We will use their service again.
  
  - Haris G.
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  Township Surveys LLC

  Township Surveyors arrived promptly, very quickly found the monument markers, and place flags all along our property line. We had been quoted a fee of between $350 and $600, and we were very happy to only pay the minimum.  We would definitely Township Surveyors again if we needed to locate a property line.
  
  - Charlotte G.
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  HERITAGE LAND SURVEYING, INC.

  Heritage went above and beyond the call of duty. They placed wooden stakes at the property markers. When I called to say one stake had been moved and my neighbor and I had no permanent or semi-permanent visible mark to tell us where our properties divided, Heritage returned to mark the curb at the property point and charged no additional fee.
  - ANN C.
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  HERITAGE LAND SURVEYING, INC.

  I contacted Bob Johnson about the job by e-mail. He got back to me quickly with a written description of his services and his fee schedule. We discussed what I needed done. He explained that the cost would vary with what he found on the ground. If the property markers could not be found, it would be more expensive. A full survey, along with maps filed with the county, could run about $3,300. I had never seen the markers, so I was not sure how expensive it would be. He was hard to reach at times. It's a small, family-run business and apparently they've been swamped lately. He got the job done within the time frame I needed. His crew found the markers and, much to my relief, his charge was only $465. He impressed me as being an honest person. His crew explained the property line to my landscapers. Heritage did a good, honest job at a reasonable price. I'm happy I hired them.
  - PAUL L.
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  Weddle Surveying

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  HERITAGE LAND SURVEYING, INC.

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  HERITAGE LAND SURVEYING, INC.

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  Township Surveys LLC

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