Setting Up Survey Beacons on a Plot of Land for Safe Setbacks and Space Efficiency
A building can be structurally sound and still be placed in the wrong spot. On a crowded block, a few inches can affect drainage, fire separation, access, privacy, code approval, future additions, and even the ability to sell or finance a property. That is why survey beacons, also called survey monuments, boundary markers, or pegs in some regions, matter long before construction begins.
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