John Evers, post: 429024, member: 467 wrote: How do we know it is a stone and not a rock...the graffiti!My favorite answer to a client when they ask t...

Andy Nold, post: 428564, member: 7 wrote: What's an intern? It's a creature that's supposed to be a slave, but often requires more attention than a t...

The simplest boundary I can envision will cost you $800. The only way it MIGHT be less is if I was there real recently... ... Nah, not even then. Gott...

Back in the days of pre-dominantly non-robotic total station surveying, especially rural areas, I left a couple of backsights on jobs. Thankfully rel...

Yup, sometimes you just have to suffer through.Steve

Our design tickets do not automatically get marked, you have to wait a week and request it. If all else fails I check the box 'excavator' box when it...

Also, you have 1/5000 + 0.26 ft tolerance in that state.Steve

I have exactly the same printer (and love it) and had the same issue for a while a year ago. Had to set the default in windows to tray 2. Obviously,...

Fu3l3r, post: 420009, member: 11864 wrote: The finish is the easy part. We have great finishers. The setup needs to be perfect for this to be successf...

That is an intensely flat floor in addition to being level. Not that perfectly level forms are not a very important start, but how do you get a finish...

Yup. Did it some time ago. NCEES sent it to the best looking surveyors first.Steve

Andy Bruner, post: 418760, member: 1123 wrote: ... condemnations don't necessarily make it into the Grantee/Grantor dockets. I've had to search throu...

Brian Gillooly, post: 417105, member: 12268 wrote: Send to both and there is no reason to tell them proactively. We don't hide anything if they ask, b...

If the scope varies slightly or past experience indicates a large pleasure/pain factor discrepancy between client I would not hesitate to have differe...

PS: Don't confuse surveying with a broken chain (bad equipment ) and actually breaking chain.Steve