Boundary Line Survey: What Road Projects Teach Homeowners

Total station set up beside a roadway for a boundary line survey to confirm right-of-way and property limits

If you watched the recent buzz around Colorado’s big road work—especially the viral wildlife overpass story along the I-25 corridor—you probably saw the cute part: animals crossing safely. However, the real story hides under the headlines. Before crews pour concrete or move dirt, they need a boundary line survey mindset. In other words, they must […]

How Traffic Engineers Keep Cities Moving During Closures

A roadwork crew manages a lane closure while traffic engineers guide safety and traffic flow on the site

If you live or work in Colorado Springs, you can feel that this week is different on the roads. Lane closures across key areas slow traffic and change normal routes. These closures come from the Military Access, Mobility & Safety Improvement Project (MAMSIP), running from December 5 to 12, 2025. Moments like this show why […]

Why You Need a Property Survey Before Buying

Surveyor using a total station to take measurements for a property survey in a residential neighborhood

Colorado Springs is seeing a shift. For years, the housing market moved fast, prices climbed, and buyers rushed to close deals. Now things look different. Recent reports show the local economy slowing, regulations tightening, and costs rising. In moments like this, people feel more cautious about every decision they make. That’s exactly why a property […]