Commercial Land Surveys in Ohio & Indiana
ALTA and commercial boundary surveys for developers, lenders, and title professionals.
Request a Commercial Survey Quote
Fast turnaround - Statewide Ohio & Indiana - No obligation
Commercial Land Service We Provide
ALTA / NSPS Land Title Surveys
Required by lenders and title companies for commercial transactions. Meets national ALTA/NSPS standards. Include easements, encroachments, utilities, and zoning.
Boundary Surveys for Commercial Development
The professional solution for identifying and confirming commercial property lines. Used for development, permitting, expansions, parking improvements, access planning, fencing, and resolving potential boundary disputes with neighboring properties.
Who We Serve
Commercial developers
Real estate attorneys
Lenders & Title companies
Architects & engineers
Government & municipal agencies
Property owners
Why Commercial Clients Choose McSteen
McSteen brings more than 50 years of experience and serves Ohio and Indiana with commercial coverage. That reach helps support projects that need consistent communication across multiple stakeholders and jurisdictions.
Clients choose McSteen for:
50+ years of experience.
Ohio and Indiana coverage.
Alignment with title, lender, and developer needs.
Fast, dependable turnaround.
Advanced surveying technology and field processes.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do lenders require ALTA surveys?
Yes, lenders and title insurers often require ALTA Surveys for commercial financing, refinancing, or property transfers. These surveys help document property conditions that affect risk and title coverage.
Is a boundary survey required for development?
Often, yes. Boundary surveys are commonly used before commercial design or construction so teams can confirm property limits, setbacks, easements, and potential encroachments.
How long do commercial surveys take?
Timing depends on parcel size, records availability, complexity, and the survey type requested – but generally, at least 3 weeks and increases based on individual job factors. Commercial surveys can move faster when documents are organized early, and the scope is clear.
When should a survey be ordered during due diligence?
As early as possible in due diligence is best. Early ordering gives the project team time to identify and resolve issues before closing, permitting, or construction.
Request a Quote
If your project involves acquisition, financing, or development, McSteen can help you choose the right survey for the job.