Florida surveying
Subdivision and condominium platting in Florida
Plats that turn raw land into recorded, buildable lots and units.
A development cannot sell lots or units that do not legally exist yet. Until the land is platted, the boundaries, easements, and units are not recorded, and the project cannot close or build on them.
What is subdivision platting?
A plat legally divides a parcel into lots, tracts, or condominium units for recording and development. ATHCA prepares subdivision and condominium plats across Florida, establishing the boundaries, easements, and dimensions that the county and the developer need to record the plat and move the project forward.
When you need subdivision platting
What your subdivision platting includes
Our subdivision platting process
Boundary and research
We establish the parent boundary and review the record and requirements.
Layout
We lay out the lots, tracts, or units, easements, and rights-of-way.
Plat drafting
We draft the plat to county and statutory requirements.
Review and recording
We support county review through to a recordable plat.
Subdivision platting across Southwest Florida
ATHCA’s subdivision platting work is signed and sealed by a licensed Florida Professional Surveyor and Mapper, serving Sarasota, Manatee, and Charlotte counties as our home region and available statewide across Florida.
Across the growth corridors of Sarasota, Manatee, and Charlotte counties, new residential and condominium projects need plats that meet county and statutory requirements before lots and units can record. ATHCA establishes the boundary and lays out the lots, units, and easements to get the plat recordable.
