Advance Surveying & Engineering Co

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A property owner can grant someone else the right to use part or all of their property for a specified use (driveway, utility lines, ect.). This right is established by filing a document in the county records called an easement. A real estate attorney typically prepares such a document, spelling out such matters as how long, for who, and for what purpose the easement rights exist. When the attorney needs to specify what area is covered by the easement, we provide a survey drawing that shows the location of the easement on the property.

Tom started his surveying career by completing the Surveying Technology course at Hennepin Technical College, a 2 year program. After many years of experience working for Advance Surveying and Engineering he decided to gain his licensure by attending St. Cloud State University. Tom completed most of the 3rd and 4th year classes offered at St. Cloud State University when he was accepted to sit for the licensure test in 2003. He passed and has been a licensed land surveyor in the State of Minnesota ever since. License number #42379. Tom has 23 years of land surveying experience.

If you want to create a condominium, we can prepare the site plan sheet for the Common Interest Community plat. We can refer you to an architect (Tom Obermeyer (612) 659-6096), that prepares the floor plan sheets of the plat and makes the required mechanical and structural certifications. We can refer you to an attorney (Walt Graff of Best and Flanagan (612) 339-7121) experienced in the preparation of condominium declarations and bylaws. As a team we have helped clients create hundreds of condominiums.

Advance Surveying & Engineering Co. is a professional land surveying and civil engineering company. We specialize in residential and commercial land surveying and civil engineering in Minneapolis and throughout the Twin Cities metro. (Some communities include: Shorewood, Minnetonka, Chanhassen, Maple Grove, Hopkins, Greenwood, Deephaven, Excelsior, Mound, Tonka Bay, Wayzata, Long Lake, Minnetrista, Edina, St.

When grading, underground utility systems, concrete curbing, and architectural improvements are ready to be installed, stakes are needed to guide the placement of these improvements. If we have prepared plans, or have been furnished plans by others, showing the exact location of such improvements, we can set stakes based on these plans. The stakes can be set on offsets and at intervals that you specify. We provide written documentation of the relationship between the stakes and the improvements being installed.

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