SPECIALIZING IN PROPERTY BOUNDARY SURVEYS IN NEW MEXICO AND ARIZONA
I am based out of Pecos, New Mexico, but travel quite a bit in the course of my work. I work:
San Miguel County, Mora County, Guadalupe County, Santa Fe County, Sandoval County, Torrance County, Cibola County, De Baca County, Quay County, Harding County, Colfax County, Taos County, Rio Arriba County, Socorro County, Catron County, and more...
Some communities where I work include: Pecos, Pecos Canyon, Glorieta, Galisteo, Santa Fe, Las Vegas, Mora, Conchas, Tucumcari, Grants, Socorro, Magdalena, Santa Rosa, Fort Sumner, Taos, and more...
Mountainous and rugged terrain is my specialty. I have a long history of cross country backpacking in the most rugged ranges in the Southwest, thus making working in rugged country normal for me.
I use GPS, global positioning system, equipment receiving data from both American and Russian satellites allowing me to work efficiently and in the trees where many GPS systems fail. GPS accuracy is generally within 1/4 inch. Total station and prism technology is used when needed.
I am based out of Pecos, New Mexico, but travel quite a bit in the course of my work. I work:
San Miguel County, Mora County, Guadalupe County, Santa Fe County, Sandoval County, Torrance County, Cibola County, De Baca County, Quay County, Harding County, Colfax County, Taos County, Rio Arriba County, Socorro County, Catron County, and more...
Some communities where I work include: Pecos, Pecos Canyon, Glorieta, Galisteo, Santa Fe, Las Vegas, Mora, Conchas, Tucumcari, Grants, Socorro, Magdalena, Santa Rosa, Fort Sumner, Taos, and more...
Mountainous and rugged terrain is my specialty. I have a long history of cross country backpacking in the most rugged ranges in the Southwest, thus making working in rugged country normal for me.
I use GPS, global positioning system, equipment receiving data from both American and Russian satellites allowing me to work efficiently and in the trees where many GPS systems fail. GPS accuracy is generally within 1/4 inch. Total station and prism technology is used when needed.