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Your Land Surveyor in Macon County

Macon County isn't just part of our service area - it's home. Doss Land Surveying's office sits at 107 Scottsville Rd, Lafayette, TN 37083, in the county seat, and Macon County ground is where much of our work happens.

The Doss Land Surveying office in Lafayette, Tennessee, with the firm's field trucks lined up on the gravel lot on a clear morning.

Why Local Matters in a Boundary

A boundary survey is built on the county's own records - deeds, plats, and the chain of title kept at the courthouse. Working from Lafayette means that research happens in records we handle constantly, on ground our crews already know: the terrain, the road corridors, and often the neighboring surveys themselves. That local familiarity shortens the distance between your call and a finished, sealed survey.

Every service we offer is available here - boundary surveys, topographic mapping, land subdivision, house layouts, soil grid surveys for septic approval, easement surveys, construction staking, and in-house PE site civil engineering.

Surveyed Here: The Macon Hospital Campus

When the hospital campus in Lafayette needed full topographic and boundary coverage, the work ran through our office - both campuses, building footprints, parking, and located utilities, corner to corner. These are the actual sheets as delivered (public record, published as drawn) - click either to view it full-screen or open the PDF.

The Office

  • Address107 Scottsville Rd, Lafayette, TN 37083
  • Phone(615) 670-9856
  • HoursMonday - Friday, 8:00 AM-4:00 PM CT

Content reviewed by Jacob Doss, Licensed Surveyor (TN RLS 3333 | KY PLS 4612), Doss Land Surveying, LLC, Lafayette, Tennessee.

Macon County property question? You're calling the local office.

(615) 670-9856info@dosssurveying.com

Serving 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.