Sarasota County

Land surveying in Sarasota Springs, Florida

ATHCA Surveying provides land surveying in Sarasota Springs, Sarasota County, for residential and commercial property.

Sarasota Springs is an established, built-out residential part of Sarasota County, with platted single-family subdivisions on flat ground and areas like the established subdivisions and Phillippi Creek dating from earlier decades of growth.

On lots like these the common need is a boundary survey before a fence, a pool, a screen enclosure, or an addition, because subdivision corners and existing fences often disagree after decades. Topographic surveys support design where grade and drainage matter on a build or addition.

We locate the corners, show the improvements and any easements, and capture grade where a design needs it, so a Sarasota Springs project starts from an accurate picture of the lot.

Local coverage

Neighborhoods and areas we survey in Sarasota Springs

location_onthe established subdivisionslocation_onPhillippi Creeklocation_onthe Beneva Road arealocation_onthe Bahia Vista corridor

Nearby

Areas we serve near Sarasota Springs

Common questions

Land surveying in Sarasota Springs: common questions

Do I need a survey before building a pool or fence in Sarasota Springs?
Yes. The subdivision lots in Sarasota Springs often have fences that do not match the platted line, so a boundary survey confirms your corners and setbacks before a pool, screen enclosure, or fence permit.
What does a boundary survey show on a Sarasota Springs lot?
It shows your property corners, the improvements on the lot, and any recorded easements, so you know exactly where you can build and where the setbacks fall in Sarasota Springs.
Do you provide topographic surveys in Sarasota Springs?
Yes. ATHCA provides topographic surveys for builds and additions in Sarasota Springs that show grade, contours, and features for design and drainage.
Does ATHCA survey throughout Sarasota Springs?
Yes. ATHCA covers Sarasota Springs and the surrounding Sarasota County subdivisions for residential and commercial property.