Boundary Survey in Port Salerno, FL

Mapping Property in Martin County

Eliminate property line confusion. Aero Land Surveyors’s residential boundary surveys in Port Salerno, FL determine property line locations.

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How Can a Boundary Survey in Port Salerno, FL Help Out?

Aero Land Surveyors's Nearby Boundary Survey in Port Salerno
  • Well-marked property lines help prevent disputes with other properties.
  • Precise boundary details reduce the risk of building code violations.
  • A professional survey provides valuable insight for landscaping and construction.
  • Official boundary records matter for smooth property transactions.
  • Residential Boundary Survey Company in Martin County

    Your Trusted Local Surveyors

    Aero Land Surveyors is a team of land surveyors serving Martin County with utmost keenness and professionalism. We specialize in residential boundary surveys in Port Salerno, FL, and utilizing the latest technologies to make sure that we deliver satisfaction to customers. We recognize the significance of accurate property lines and take a detail-oriented approach to meet your specific needs. With extensive experience in the area, we bring intense familiarity to every survey. More than just surveyors, we’re part of the community and are invested in your well-being.

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    Residential Boundary Survey in Port Salerno, FL

    Steps to Your Residential Boundary Survey
  • Consultation: We discuss your project and gather property information.
  • Fieldwork: Our surveyors conduct a survey using advanced equipment.
  • Report: You receive a complete survey report with clear markings.
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    Residential Boundary Survey in Port Salerno: Clarity and Confidence

    Affordable Boundary Surveys by Aero Land Surveyors in Martin County

    For homeowners in Port Salerno, FL, a residential boundary survey is the first task in understanding and protecting your property. Knowing your exact property lines helps prevent disputes, regulates compliance with building codes, and supports smart decision-making. Aero Land Surveyors’s surveyors use advanced tools like robotic total stations and GPS receivers to capture highly accurate measurements. We then produce detailed boundary maps that serve as essential guides for construction, landscaping, and property transactions. Contact Aero Land Surveyors today to schedule your residential boundary survey!

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    In the 1920s, a small settlement was created in the southern shores of St. Lucie river inlet. It was named “Salerno” because of its visual resemblance to the Italian city of Salerno as observed by an early visitor. Early settlers were fisherman who lived along the banks of the Manatee Pocket, a small natural bay in the St. Lucie River. Some decedents of these original settlers remain in the area with some owning family land for over 100 years.

    The area increased in population and importance after World War II, with many people from the northeastern United States moving to Florida. In 1960, the name was changed to Port Salerno, in order to differentiate it from that of the Italian city.

    The 1967 film Gentle Giant was partially filmed in and around Port Salerno. The only grocery store in town was P.O. Smith’s Grocery, which was housed in a small wooden building at the intersection of Snake Rd (later renamed Salerno Rd) and A1A. This grocery store was featured in the production in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida, but had been transformed into a saloon before being filmed. This was because the grocery store had swinging “saloon style” doors.

    Learn more about Port Salerno.