A critical step in the development process is securing detailed and accurate base information as a starting point for making design decisions.  Georgia Civil, Inc.'s survey department understands this and approaches each project with a standard of care that is unsurpassed.  Whether it be a simple boundary survey or an ALTA survey, each project goes through Georgia Civil's own Survey Checklist.  This checklist is designed to lead the surveyor and the client through a series of questions to make certain that the end product meets the client's needs while maintaining the highest standards in the surveying profession.  Please call our surveying direct line for faster service - (404) 287-2091.

• Boundary Surveys
• Topographic Surveys
• Utility Surveys
• ALTA/ACSM Land Title Surveys
• Elevation Certificates and FEMA Letters of Map Amendment
• Construction Staking
• Right-of-Way Staking

Our Mission

To assist visionaries in fulfilling their ideas by providing thorough and accurate consultation and documentation in regards to the fields of land surveying, planning, landscape architecture, and civil engineering, and to advance the firm on the basis of integrity, genuine relationships with clients, and a work environment that attracts and develops exceptional people.

Our Commitment

Georgia Civil’s services are guaranteed

This is not the most important consideration in our minds, but it may be one of the factors that distinguishes us most from other site design firms.  This is not a guarantee in name only, but is rather backed by a commitment that if our services do not meet the client’s expectations, then the decision to pay, and if so, how much, lies in the client’s hands.  

                   Here is how it works:  At the completion of a project or a project phase, we submit an 
                                               invoice to the project lead or client for payment.  Included in the 
                                               invoice is an area for client feedback.  We are constantly looking 
                                               to improve, and this is a tool to measure our current systems via
                                               constructive criticism and positive feedback from our clients.  If  
                                               for some reason, the client is not fully satisfied,he or she can use 
                                               the feedback area to explain the deficiency.  In addition, the Client
                                               reserves the right to pay what he or she feels the services were
                                               worth, and that includes paying nothing at all.  

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