Large tract, farm and timber boundary
Acreage in the mountains comes with old deeds, steep ground and corners that have not been seen in decades. We survey large tracts, farms and timberland, retrace the old calls, find or reset the corners, and mark the lines so a buyer, a logger or a fence crew knows exactly where the property ends.
When you need it
- Buying or selling acreage
- Before a timber sale or harvest
- Marking lines before clearing, fencing or a land lease
- Estate settlement of a family farm
- Old deed calls to trees and stones that nobody can find
What you get
- A boundary survey of the tract with corners set or recovered
- Lines flagged or painted where you need them visible
- A plat and, if required, a new legal description
- Acreage calculated from the survey
What we need from you
- The deed and parcel numbers
- Any old surveys, plats or deed descriptions
- What the survey is for: sale, timber, fence, estate
- Access information for the property
You can also stop by the office in Sevierville with your deed or an old plat and we will look at it with you.
Timing and cost
Large tracts are planned by the terrain and the season. Leaf-off months make long lines easier. Tell us your purpose and timeline and we propose a plan.
Every job is quoted after we look at the property and the records. There is no charge for the quote.
Questions about large tract, farm and timber boundary
Do you mark the lines for a timber crew?
Yes. Lines are flagged or painted so the harvest stays on your land, which protects you from a trespass claim.
My deed calls for a white oak and a pile of stones. Can you find them?
That is the work. We retrace the old calls with the evidence on the ground, adjoining deeds and older surveys, and set modern pins where the evidence puts the corners.
