How Space Command Move Could Impact Property Survey Needs

Aerial view of Colorado Springs Airport and Peterson Air Force Base in Colorado.

Big changes are coming, and they might hit closer to home than you think—literally. With the recent news that the U.S. Space Command could be relocated, many residents and developers are asking what this means for the city. One group watching closely? Land surveyors. Because when the future of a military base shifts, so does […]

Boundary Survey Challenges Spark Annexation Debate

When people hear about a boundary survey, they usually think of small property lines or fences. But what happens when a boundary survey covers nearly 2,000 acres? That’s exactly what’s happening near Schriever Space Force Base, where a huge project called the Karman Line Annexation is stirring up debate in Colorado Springs. This project plans […]

How Often Should a Perc Test Be Updated?

Technician performing a perc test by pouring water into a soil sample in Denver

If you own land or plan to build on property that doesn’t connect to city sewer lines, you’ve likely heard of a perc test. Short for percolation test, it measures how well soil absorbs water. A passing result is required before installing a septic system in most places, including Denver and surrounding areas of Colorado. […]