Fred White Engineer

Surveyor in Lansing, MI
Surveyor in Lansing, MI Fred White Engineering Company was established in 1960 and has continued to supply surveying and engineering services for over 47 years throughout Mid-Michigan. We currently have served many personal customers and firms; delivering engineering and surveying services to assist evolve many subdivisions, apartment complexes, condominiums, shopping centers and mobile home parks. Our firm archives supply a base for research by firm team in the efficient preparation of new surveys and site plans.

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2300 North Grand Riv Avenue
Lansing, MI
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About Us
read moreWith several licensed professionals on staff, we take pride in our ability to have a qualified representative in the field and in the office working on every aspect of your project. Using highly skilled professionals at each stage minimized delivery times and the potential for errors. We also employ the most advanced surveying technology, including real-time global positioning systems, integrated processing software, robotic terrestrial mapping systems, unmanned aircraft (drones), scanning technology and integrated processing software on a daily basis.
Alta
read moreALTA/NSPS surveys are the backbone of the commercial lending industry. These standards, developed in 1962, are continually updated by the American Land Title Association (ALTA) and the National Society of Professional Surveyors (NSPS). They provide the minimum requirements for surveys that title agencies reference to remove standard survey exceptions for title insurance policies. Using these standards, the surveys show the retraced boundary of the parcel along with improvements and easements (exceptions) that are on or near the described parcel as referenced in the parcel deed.
Boundary Surveys
read moreThese are common questions from land-owners that in many cases don't have an easy answer. As surveyors, we are charged with offering an opinion as to the location of a parcel boundary line based on the description within the deed and evidence as located in the field. The detailed analysis of field evidence (monuments), deed descriptions and record evidence all contribute to the location marked in the field representing the parcel line. That information is often used to place improvements on a parcel, or serve as evidence in civil proceedings regarding title disputes or boundary agreements.
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