Offering Surveying Sevices or simply a misuse of the word?

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SDP
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Offering Surveying Sevices or simply a misuse of the word?

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I am wondering how others feel about this company's use of the word "survey".

The "why use us" pages reads: ..."You stand to lose a lot of time and money with the driller if you use any unlicensed surveyors."..."We highly recommend that you let us survey a property before you purchase it."...

Also look at his pricing page for "surveying".

http://www.survey4water.com/

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½ DAY RATE $2100 FULL DAY RATE $3100
Decent fees - how many on here charge that for a topo survey?



BTW I had a scan done of my eye and the Drs called it a topo.
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At first glance, I don't see any problems with it. It seems pretty clear to me that the services he is offering are for locating underground water, not property lines.
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McEdwards, one of the listed principals, appears to be a pre-82 CE as well as a "hydrogeologist", which is another BPELSG licensed discipline.

I don't know whether he knows anything about boundaries, but the service they are advertising seems to be legitimate.
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What about the services offered by:

http://www.bandblocating.com/
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It's interesting that B & B calls its service "locating", and Survey4Water uses the word survey, but not the protected title "land surveying".

I have got phone calls from survey takers ...
Warren D. Smith, LS 4842
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