Land Surveying Services

Coalville, UT

45+ Years of Experience

Free Estimates

Licensed Land Surveyor

Precision Land Surveying Services for Summit County Properties

Alliance Engineering has been delivering reliable civil engineer solutions throughout Summit County, UT since 1978. As a locally owned, family-operated firm with over 45 years of experience, we understand the unique terrain and regulatory requirements of the region.


Our team of licensed land surveyors and professional engineers provides comprehensive surveying services for residential, commercial, and public projects. From planning a subdivision to establishing property boundaries or needing construction staking, we have the experience to help. To learn more about how a civil engineer can assist with your project, contact us for a free estimate on a land survey in Coalville, UT or beyond.

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Why Choose Us

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45+ Years of Experience

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Free Estimates

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Licensed Land Surveyor

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Licensed Engineer

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Locally and Family Owned

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Well Trusted in the Community

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ALTA Surveys

ALTA surveys meet the rigorous standards set by the American Land Title Association and provide comprehensive property information for commercial real estate transactions. Our licensed surveyors prepare detailed ALTA surveys that include boundary lines, easements, improvements, and other critical details lenders and title companies require. When you choose us for a land survey in Coalville, UT or the nearby regions, we'll work closely with your transaction team to ensure all requirements are met efficiently.

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Boundary Surveys

Establishing accurate property boundaries is essential for avoiding disputes and making informed decisions about your land. When you turn to us for a land survey in Coalville, UT or the surrounding areas, we'll conduct thorough boundary surveys that identify property corners, lot lines, and encroachments. Our surveys provide the legal documentation you need for property purchases, fence installations, additions, or resolving neighbor disputes.

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Construction Staking

Precise construction staking ensures your building project is positioned correctly from the start. When we perform a land survey in Coalville, UT or beyond, our team establishes exact locations for foundations, utilities, roads, and other infrastructure elements according to your approved plans. We provide ongoing staking services throughout your project to maintain accuracy and prevent costly mistakes during construction.

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GPS & GIS Mapping

Modern GPS technology combined with Geographic Information Systems allows us to capture and analyze spatial data with exceptional precision. When we work on a land survey in Coalville, UT or the surrounding areas, we create detailed digital maps that integrate surveying data with other geographic information for planning, environmental studies, and asset management. These tools are invaluable for large-scale projects and ongoing property management.

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Mineral Surveys

Mineral rights surveys require specialized knowledge of subsurface property rights and complex ownership patterns. Our experienced surveyors can determine mineral ownership boundaries, prepare documentation for mineral leases, and resolve disputes related to extraction rights. We have worked with property owners, mining companies, and legal professionals throughout Summit County on mineral surveying matters.
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Private Land Surveys

Private property owners need accurate surveys for numerous reasons, from home additions to estate planning. We provide comprehensive private land surveys that document your property's boundaries, improvements, topography, and any easements or restrictions. Our bilingual team, fluent in both English and Spanish, ensures clear communication throughout the surveying process.
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Public Land Surveys

Public infrastructure projects demand surveys that meet strict governmental standards and regulatory requirements. Alliance Engineering has extensive experience working with municipalities, counties, and other public entities on road projects, utility corridors, parks, and other public works. As the leading choice for a land survey in Coalville, UT, we understand the permitting process and deliver surveys that facilitate smooth project approval.

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Record of Survey

When survey work reveals discrepancies in property descriptions or unrecorded information, a Record of Survey may be required. We prepare and file Records of Survey with the county recorder's office to document our findings and provide permanent public record. This protects property owners and future purchasers by clarifying boundary locations and resolving inconsistencies.
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Subdivision Plats

Developing raw land into multiple lots requires detailed subdivision plats that meet county requirements. Our civil engineers and land surveyors collaborate to create plats that optimize your property's potential while complying with zoning regulations and infrastructure standards. We guide you through the approval process and coordinate with local planning departments to expedite your subdivision project.
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Topography & Existing Conditions Mapping

Understanding your property's elevation changes, drainage patterns, and existing features is crucial for effective site planning. We provide detailed topographic surveys and existing conditions maps that document contours, vegetation, structures, utilities, and other site characteristics. This information forms the foundation for architectural design, grading plans, and drainage solutions. Please note that estimates can take 2-5 business days as we carefully review your project requirements to provide accurate pricing.
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  • What is an ALTA survey, and when do I need one for my property?

    An ALTA survey is a highly detailed land boundary assessment that adheres to the strict national standards established by the American Land Title Association. These comprehensive surveys provide critical property information, including precise boundary lines, locations of existing improvements, legal easements, rights-of-way, and potential encroachments. You will typically need an ALTA survey during commercial real estate transactions, as title insurance companies and financial lenders require them to assess and evaluate risk before closing a loan or issuing title policies. Professional surveyors work directly with your transaction team to deliver the exact documentation necessary for smooth title clearance.

  • How can a boundary survey protect me during land purchases or construction?

    A boundary survey establishes the exact legal limits of your real estate by locating original property corners, mapping lot lines, and identifying any physical encroachments from neighboring structures. Getting a boundary survey before installing fences, building home additions, or purchasing land prevents costly legal disputes with neighbors and ensures you do not build across property lines. Surveyors review historical property records and perform precise field measurements to document your property's true boundaries. This legal documentation gives property owners absolute confidence in their land ownership and provides official proof necessary for securing building permits or resolving disputes.

  • What is the difference between topographic mapping and a record of survey?

    A topographic mapping survey focuses on measuring visual physical features, including elevation changes, contours, existing structures, trees, utility locations, and natural drainage patterns to assist architects with site planning and grading designs. In contrast, a Record of Survey is a legal document prepared and officially filed with the county recorder's office when fieldwork reveals boundary discrepancies, unrecorded information, or conflicts with original property deeds. While topographic maps provide essential geometric data for architectural and site design, a filed Record of Survey protects current and future property owners by clarifying physical boundary conflicts permanently in public records.

  • How do land surveyors assist with property subdivision plats and development?

    Subdividing raw acreage into multiple residential or commercial lots requires detailed engineering collaboration and approval from local planning departments. Licensed land surveyors and civil engineers design subdivision plats that maximize land utility while ensuring full compliance with county zoning ordinances, utility connection rules, and environmental regulations. Surveyors carefully calculate lot dimensions, dedicate public right-of-ways, plan access roads, and design proper infrastructure corridors. They then guide land developers through the municipal review process, coordinating directly with local planning boards and county officials to secure necessary development permits and finalize recorded plat maps efficiently.