Surveying Arizona Since 1989
What We Offer
At Miller Land Surveying, we provide comprehensive surveying solutions tailored to meet the specific needs of each client and project. We work closely with property owners, developers, architects, engineers, contractors, and municipalities to ensure every project begins with accurate, reliable data and clear direction.
Our Services Include:Boundary surveys for public and private properties
Patent property surveys
ALTA/NSPS Land Title Surveys
Topographic surveys
Legal descriptions
Lot splits and lot combinations
Minor land divisions and subdivisions
Elevation certificates
Site benchmarks
NAOS mapping and perimeter staking
Construction staking for projects of all sizes
Custom home layout
As-built certifications
Photogrammetric control
Mining claim mapping
Easements and right-of-way dedications
Road improvements
Utility staking and mapping
What type of survey do I need?
Boundary Survey
A Boundary Survey establishes the legal boundaries and property corners of a parcel of land. The survey includes research of recorded property documents, field measurements, and verification or placement of property corner monuments. A boundary survey helps property owners understand the location of their property lines and identify potential boundary conflicts.
A boundary survey is commonly required when:
Purchasing or selling property.
Installing fences or walls.
Constructing buildings or additions.
Resolving property line disputes.
Dividing or developing land.
Verifying property boundaries before construction.
03 Minor Land Division
A Minor Land Division (MLD) is the process of splitting one piece of land into smaller parcels so they can be sold, developed, or owned separately.
In Arizona, a Minor Land Division generally involves dividing land into five or fewer parcels, although the specific requirements depend on the city or county. Arizona's subdivision laws also consider factors such as parcel size and the history of land divisions.
A topographic survey shows what your land looks like, including the shape, height, and features of the property.
We takes measurements to show:
Elevation: Where the land is high, low, flat, or sloped.
Buildings and Structures: Existing buildings, walls, fences, and other improvements.
Natural Features: Trees, hills, washes, and drainage areas.
Utilities: Visible utility features such as manholes, water meters, and utility poles.
Drainage: How the land slopes and where water may flow.
Why would you need a topographic survey? For example, if you want to build a house, a topographic survey helps your architect or engineer understand the land so they can properly design the building, driveway, and drainage.
Topographic Survey
Our Approach
Our primary objective is to provide professional services with honesty, transparency, and integrity. We view every project as a partnership and take the time to understand your goals, timelines, and regulatory requirements before recommending solutions.
Our commitment includes:Proactively identifying potential issues before they become costly delays
Responding to client needs efficiently and cost-effectively
Providing clear communication throughout every phase of the project
Upholding the highest standards of professional ethics
Delivering high-quality fieldwork with accuracy that exceeds industry standards
Coordinating seamlessly with design teams, contractors, and agencies
We don’t simply deliver surveys — we provide clarity, confidence, and informed guidance so you can move forward with certainty
Technology & Experience
Miller Land Surveying utilizes the latest Leica surveying technology, including robotic and conventional systems, along with advanced drafting and mapping software. This allows us to deliver precise data efficiently while maintaining strict quality control.
Whether your project is small and straightforward or large and complex, our experience, technical expertise, and consultative approach ensure dependable solutions tailored specifically to your needs.
“Their attention to detail and commitment to quality truly stood out. We’ve already recommended them to others.”
– Former Customer
Let’s Work Together
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