Know Exactly Where Your Property Lines Are
Whether you're building, buying, resolving a line dispute, or dividing family land, Doss Land Surveying gives you a clear, accurate answer - backed by a licensed surveyor working in the counties we call home.
Services Homeowners and Landowners Need Most
Boundary Surveys
We define your property lines using established legal principles and accurate field measurements, so you know exactly where your ownership begins and ends before you build, buy, or sell.
House Layouts
Before the foundation is poured, we physically mark your home's footprint on the ground in its proper location, checked against setback requirements and property lines.
Easement Surveys
We map and describe the specific area where a utility company or another party has the legal right to use part of your land, so there's no confusion later.
Soil Grid Surveys
We lay out the physical grid soil scientists use to test and map your property for a septic system, a required step before health department approval.
Land Subdivision
Dividing family land or a larger tract into separate parcels for heirs or sale - we handle the boundary and platting work it takes to do it correctly.
What Working With Us Looks Like
Tell us what you need.
A line dispute, a new build, a septic permit, or dividing land among family - the starting point differs, but it starts with a call.
We survey the site.
Field crew establishes the boundary, easement, or layout on the ground, tied to the applicable legal description and local requirements.
You get documentation you can use.
A signed, sealed survey or plat you can hand to a builder, an attorney, a lender, or the health department.
Why DLS
Local means we already know Macon County and the surrounding counties - the courthouse records, the terrain, and often the neighboring surveys. That local knowledge shortens the time between your call and a finished survey.
Have a property question that needs a straight answer? Call us.
(615) 670-9856info@dosssurveying.comServing Macon, Smith, Sumner, Trousdale, Clay, and Jackson Counties, TN, and Allen and Monroe Counties, KY.
We also take on projects throughout the rest of Tennessee and Kentucky - just ask.