For the past days we have been continuously posting on the basic steps and guides to start your own Land Surveying business from ground zero. This is the last and final chapter to the series Starting Your Own Land Surveying Business which is a continuation from Chapter 3 So letsContinue Reading
This is a continuation of the Starting your Own Land Surveying Business series from the previous chapter 2. Previously we have outlined the steps to starting your own firm and now we are moving on to the final stages of the process. Hopefully you get to follow along to ensureContinue Reading
This is a continuation of the Starting your Own Land Surveying Business series from the previous chapter 1. STEP 2: Form a legal entity Establishing a legal business entity such as an LLC prevents you from being personally liable if your land surveying business is sued. There are many business structures toContinue Reading
A continuation on the series HOW TO START A LAND SURVEYING. This article is based on step number one (1) on the points outlined in the initial post. A clear plan is essential for success as an entrepreneur. It will help you map out the specifics of your business andContinue Reading
Many people often confuse the terms Land Surveyor and Quantity Surveyor. We have outlined and stated the differences for you. Continue Reading
More often these days you hear people talking about a certain behavior from someone usually a co-worker that disturbs everyone. These certain behaviors are a total annoyance to people especially around the working environment. Recent discussions around different sectors of industry have proved that young people are mainly the culpritsContinue Reading
Client & customer behavior has changed over time to adapt to the evolving technologies in the digital era. Some time ago, we used to keep thick yellow pages in order to look up records on companies, friends and relatives, but that has since been replaced by the World Wide WebContinue Reading
Surveyors take extremely accurate measurements with sophisticated tools to create plans that become legal models of the physical environment. For example, on even a small parcel of land the locations of the buildings, trees, grass, fences, signs, fire hydrants, water valves, gas and sewage lines, as well as angle of theContinue Reading
Disclaimer: This post has been borrowed and re-published based on the article from Chron . Successfully marketing your land surveying business requires a sustained focus on the firm’s professional expertise, as opposed to a concrete product such as a land survey. Prospective clients also want you to provide exemplary customerContinue Reading
