Who we work with
Surveying for Title Companies & Lenders.
Title officers and lenders need a survey that pictures the record on the ground — the boundary resolved, easements plotted, encroachments shown — prepared to the ALTA/NSPS standard and delivered on the closing calendar.
What title companies & lenders typically need
- ALTA/NSPS Land Title Surveys meeting current national standards
- Record easements and exceptions plotted from the commitment
- Encroachments and access documented for underwriting
- Revisions as the title commitment evolves
When to involve KEG
- As soon as the transaction requires survey coverage
- When the commitment has exceptions that need to be located on the ground
- When an encroachment or access question affects insurability
- When a closing calendar requires coordinated delivery
What to have ready
- The current title commitment and the underlying documents
- The Table A items required for the transaction
- The parties requiring certification
- The closing timeline
Coordination
- The buyer and lender on Table A scope
- The attorney on certification language and legal descriptions
- The surveyor on commitment revisions through delivery
Services title companies & lenders ask for most
Title Companies & Lenders — common questions
How is an ALTA survey different from a regular boundary survey?
An ALTA survey includes a boundary resolution plus improvements, easements, encroachments and specific certification language to the parties, prepared to the national standard the title industry requires.
Who decides the Table A items?
The optional Table A items are negotiated among the buyer, lender and title company. We help scope which items a given transaction actually needs.
Can the survey be updated if the commitment changes?
Yes. ALTA surveys are commonly revised as the title commitment evolves; we coordinate updates with the title company through delivery.
More in the full survey FAQ, or see all industries.
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Describe the project and we will scope the right survey and a price before any work begins.