Topographical Survey in Fort Drum, FL

Projects in Fort Drum, Okeechobee County start with Topographical Survey

Starting a construction project? Aero Land Surveyors in Okeechobee County delivers precise land surveys for your build in Fort Drum, FL. Get the groundwork right.

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Why are Topographical Survey Important for Construction in Fort Drum, FL?

Aero Land Surveyors; Your Topographical Survey Partner in Okeechobee County
  • Design Precision: Accurate land data informs optimal building placement.
  • Cost Control: Identify potential challenges before construction begins.
  • Risk Mitigation: Avoid costly surprises and project delays.
  • Regulatory Compliance: Meet local building code requirements.
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    We are a trusted name in the topographical survey in Okeechobee County. We use advanced technology and proven methods to provide detailed land information. Our team understands the specific requirements of construction projects in Fort Drum FL, and we’re ready to help you succeed. We use equipment like total stations and levelers and are familiar with local regulations.

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    Topographical Survey Process in FL

    Aero Land Surveyors's Step-by-Step Approach to Topographical Survey in Fort Drum, FL
  • Project Scoping: We define the survey area and required data.
  • Data Acquisition: We conduct field measurements and collect data.
  • Map Creation: We generate detailed topographical survey maps for your project.
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    Topographical Survey in Fort Drum; The Foundation of Sound Construction

    Partner with Aero Land Surveyors in Okeechobee County for Your Construction Survey

    Topographical survey are the cornerstone of any successful construction project. They provide essential information about the land, enabling informed decisions about design, engineering, and construction. Using the latest technology and proven methods, we offer authentic topographical survey in Fort Drum FL. Contact us today to discuss your project’s needs in Okeechobee County.

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    After the end of the Second Seminole War in 1842, the US Army built a network of forts across the central part of the state, with military roads that connected them. Of those roads, one was roughly east-west from Fort Bassinger to Fort Vinton, north of present-day Vero Beach. The other ran approximately north-south from Fort Kissimmee to Fort Jupiter, and came to be known as the ‘old wire road’.

    Where the two roads crossed, Fort Drum was built. The US Army used it only for a short time and then abandoned it. Settlers began to make their way here in the 1870s, some time after the Civil War. The area was considered to be potentially excellent cattle country. The area slowly grew.

    With the completion in 1914 of the Kissimmee Valley Extension, the Florida East Coast Railroad brought changes to the area. They built a small depot in Fort Drum, as well as one to the north, named Osawaw, and south, called Hilolo.

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