How FAA’s Part 108 Impacts Survey Drones Nationwide

Engineers using survey drones over a construction site to capture aerial mapping data

Survey drones are changing how Tupelo looks at land. For years, local surveyors and developers have used these small flying tools to capture aerial data, map flood zones, and inspect big properties. Now, with the FAA’s new Part 108 proposal, these drones could soon fly farther and work faster than ever. The rule—focused on Beyond […]

Boundary Survey Confusion at Home Closings

Homebuyers reviewing a boundary survey copy with an agent at the closing table

Buying a home is exciting, but it also comes with details that can feel overwhelming. One document that often causes confusion is the boundary survey. Many buyers walk into the closing table expecting to get an original stamped survey in their hands. Instead, they leave with a copy, and sometimes not even a physical one—just […]

Why a Property Line Survey Protects Homeowners

Homeowners reviewing a property line survey with a contractor before starting a fence project

If you’ve ever thought about putting up a new fence, you probably imagined the fresh wood smell, the neat border, and the sense of privacy it brings. But before the first post goes into the ground, there’s one thing many homeowners overlook: a property line survey. Skipping it can lead to headaches, neighbor disputes, and […]