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Your Trusted Partner for ALTA Surveys in Nevada and Eastern
At Eastern Sierra Engineering (ESE), we specialize in providing accurate, reliable, and timely ALTA/NSPS Land Title Surveys for commercial real estate transactions, development projects, and financial institutions throughout Nevada and Eastern California.
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EASTERN SIERRA ENGINEERING (ESE)
What is an ALTA Survey?
An ALTA/NSPS Land Title Survey is a detailed boundary survey required by title companies, lenders, attorneys, and developers for commercial property transactions. It goes beyond a basic boundary survey to include:
- Property boundaries and easements
- Rights-of-way and access points
- Improvements and structures
- Encroachments and setbacks
- Zoning and flood zone information
- Utility locations
ESE’s ALTA surveys comply with the most recent ALTA/NSPS Minimum Standard Detail Requirements and include any Table A items requested by the client or lender.
Why Choose ESE for Your ALTA Survey?
✅ Proven Experience with Complex Sites
We’ve completed ALTA surveys for riverfront properties, urban developments, industrial sites, and large commercial parcels—each with unique challenges and legal complexities.
✅ Licensed Professionals
Our surveys are conducted and certified by licensed professional land surveyors with deep knowledge of local codes and legal requirements in both Nevada and California.
✅ Efficient Turnaround Times
We understand tight real estate timelines. Our team is responsive, well-staffed, and committed to on-time delivery without compromising accuracy.
✅ Geotechnical & Civil Engineering Support
With in-house geotechnical and civil engineering expertise, we offer valuable insights into site feasibility, development potential, and permitting hurdles that may affect your project.
✅ Trusted by Top Developers & Title Companies
We’re proud to support leading commercial developers, law firms, and title companies with ALTA surveys that hold up to legal, financial, and regulatory scrutiny