When GNSS Fails: How a Drone Survey Stays Accurate
When you book a drone survey you expect precise data — accurate maps, clean 3D models, and measurements you can trust. But what happens when something far beyond the city skyline interferes with that precision? This week, a massive solar flare sent charged particles racing toward Earth, shaking up GPS signals across the U.S. It’s […]
Election-Week Funding Boosts ALTA Land Title Survey Demand
If you work with property, construction, or land in Houston, you’ve likely heard of an ALTA Land Title Survey. It’s showing up in more projects than ever — and this week, it matters most. Texans are voting on new plans to fund water, drainage, and flood-control improvements. These decisions will shape where new projects rise, […]
When Storms Shift the Ground, a Boundary Survey Saves You
Houston is preparing for another round of heavy rain. City officials have started lowering Lake Houston by about a foot to prevent flooding, and storm alerts are already in effect. For most homeowners, this just means getting ready for wet weather. But for anyone with property near a bayou, drainage ditch, or low-lying area, it […]