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Ayercorp
Referral from
May 23, 2014
Tiffany S.:
Looking for a land surveyor. Anyone know someone?
Cyndy S.:
7067228808 Augusta Land Surveying LLC
Referral from
Feb 24, 2014
Doug F.:
I need a good local land surveyor. Got a couple of names already. Does anyone recommend anyone locally?
Jenny D.:
Brad foster 706 284 9578 tell him I sent you. Or Randy cook my uncle not sure if he does a whole lot of residential property
Referral from July 19, 2013
Jenny V. asked:
Need an elevation certificate. Anyone have a surveyor they recommend?
Missy H. replied:
Ayercorp 305 Broad St, Augusta, GA 30901 (706) 722-8808 Used him a few years back for that very thing. I want to say the owner's name is Burkie? Something like that. He's the nicest guy in the world! Been in business a long long time. Very informative.
Joe L. replied:
William Gore, outstanding man and reasonable
Lili Y. replied:
Call Jane O'Dell at Meybohm Scarborough. She knows of someone.
Missy H. replied:
Matt Bonitatibus with Fidelity Mortgage recommended him. They were Old Towne neighbors at the time.
Referral from February 24, 2014
Doug F. asked:
I need a good local land surveyor. Got a couple of names already. Does anyone recommend anyone locally?
Emory W. replied:
Jim Mattison, Lincolnton
Marty O. replied:
Southern Land Surveyors out of Evans is Ben Harbin
Referral from May 23, 2014
Tiffany S. asked:
Looking for a land surveyor. Anyone know someone?
Melinda B. replied:
Trip Land Survey Frazier Jermaine
Referral from November 26, 2012
Doug H. asked:
Need a recommendation for a land surveyor. We need the boundary markers on a residential property.
Sean B. replied:
Call Ernest Bryan in Edgefield or Bill McKie in N Augusta.
Referral from February 19, 2014
Pat C. asked:
Wait. What? Did we really buy a house last week?! We have been hard at work getting estimates on a host of things - plumbing, insulation, AC, roof and window repair,...
Pat C. replied:
Debby Bradford, we have the legal description of the property, of course, but the lot is about 250 feet deep - and only about 50 feet wide. The back of it is quite overgrown, there are a couple of layers of fences and a building that needs to be demolished. We just want to make sure it's on the property first!
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