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Consulting a land surveyor is crucial for accurate boundary determination, regulatory compliance, risk assessment, and optimal land use planning. Our expertise helps avoid disputes, ensure project feasibility, and save costs in the long run. With professional guidance, property owners gain peace of mind and confidence in their project’s success. Consult WH ! #Surveyor #landdevelopment #development #consult #Surveying #Geomatics

The Actionable Profile is a tool that provides live estimating guidance, catching potential estimating mistakes and suggesting line items that may be warranted to include. Feedback from Insighters is always important - here's a clip from the 2024 RIA Conference where Cole Marting and Derek Stone highlight how feedback impacts the alerts you see in the Actionable Profile and how to request new alerts that do not exist in the Actionable Profile yet! Feel free to explore the Actionable Profile and share your ideas here: https://lnkd.in/grXBgQHf Restoration Industry Association Verisk #contractor #adjuster #xactimatelineitems #estimates #restoration #xactimate #actionableprofileupdate #actionablexactimateprofile #actionableprofile #actionableinsights

Don't Let Your Well Run Dry We have had multiple properties fall out of escrow during due diligence when the well was investigated. My knowledge in this realm is relatively new, so if you have other methods for getting this info - please comment below. Here are the warnings and suggestions I would have based on my experience: 1. "Nearby Wells are Great!" - in every property that fell out of escrow, this statement or something close to it was in the listing statement. "Nearby" - this means nothing. 5 miles away is technically nearby - but a completely different part of the aquifer. "Great" - this means nothing. Unless they provide a recent GPM test and show drawdown of the well over at least an hour period - you have nothing. For context - an adjacent property we were going to purchase had recently run into a dry well and was having water shipped in - statement in listing - "Great Aquifer". 2. "New Well Pump" - the newest pump in the world, won't pump a dry well. This property had an existing well from the late 90s. Well paperwork showed about 10GPM at that time - which is great!. Aquifer was 60ft below with well drilled to 300'. Property purchased by someone in March in 2022 with well test in April 2022. Well test showed bad results compared to 90s - 4gpm and aquifer now over 100' deeper. 4 gpm would be fine, but trends in the overall area all showed a depleting aquifer. Buyer made one last ditch effort (probably at the recommendation of a shady well drilling company) to put in a new pump. Pump replaced - same results. Property re-listed for sale. Nothing in the listing statements or seller disclosures. 3. Assured 100-yr Water Supply - This doesn't mean anything unless you are getting your water from the City or a very large water corporation who can absorb large costs over a large customer base. There is a subdivision in my area that has a very small private water company to serve about 100 homes with a few wells. The area is drying up and the aquifer is depleting in the area due to density of surrounding wells outside the private water companies jurisdiction. While they have water now, current trends are bleak and future costs could prove problematic. Not a 100% no go, but this should weigh heavily on your decision to purchase. Solution - Problem 1 and 2 - Get the well tested. If there isn't a well on site yet and you are 100% set on the property - as part of the due diligence period - have a well drilled and tested. This is an expensive step, but it is less expensive than buying the parcel and finding out the well is not producing after you drilled and purchased the land. TEST THE WELL. Problem 3 - Do your research and know your risk. Review agreements in place between the water authority and the customer. Request 100-yr Water Supply Study - have a Civil Engineer (Hydrologist) review for potential problems. Do Your Due Diligence - in Arizona - Check out Az Dept of Water Resources Website - Great Information

🔍 Top 4 Tips for Choosing a Heavy Equipment Appraiser 🔍 At D Squared CPPA Equipment Appraisal, we understand the importance of selecting the right appraiser for your heavy machinery. Here are our top 4 tips to ensure you make the best choice: 1. Experience Matters: Look for an appraiser with extensive experience in the heavy equipment industry. Their knowledge can make a significant difference in the accuracy of your appraisal.    2. Certifications Count: Ensure your appraiser has the necessary certifications and affiliations with recognized industry organizations. This guarantees their credibility and adherence to high standards.    3. Comprehensive Reports: A good appraiser provides detailed and easy-to-understand reports. These should cover all aspects of the equipment, including condition, market value, and potential future value.    4. Reputation and References: Check for reviews, testimonials, and references. A well-regarded appraiser will have positive feedback and be willing to provide references upon request. Choose wisely and ensure your heavy equipment appraisal is accurate and reliable. Have questions? Comment below or reach out to us directly! w/ Dan Borden CPPA #EquipmentAppraisal #HeavyMachinery #AppraisalTips #DSquaredAppraisal #MachineryValuation #IndustryExperts #AccurateAppraisal #TrustedAppraisers

Route Proofing...... Route identification - Cost Certainty - Key Features Would you benefit from Route Proofing Exercise? Is your site distant from your Point of Connection (POC) to get Power or other services to your site? Offsite works, route (s) identification, land ownership issues, relevant notices required, etc the list goes on, but if you know about them cost certainty starts to come in. Any questions on how it may help and assist your development please get in touch. #batterystorage #development

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The Surveyor we want As Mine surveyors become more exposed to work outside the national borders it is important to realize that a surveyor may perform work in high latitudes and in some cases perform work on both sides of the equator. In cases like these it is essential to have an excellent understanding of the various observation and calculation methodologies as well as co-ordinate systems in order to perform accurate work. Food for thought.

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🔍 Top 4 Tips for Choosing a Heavy Equipment Appraiser 🔍 At D Squared CPPA Equipment Appraisal, we understand the importance of selecting the right appraiser for your heavy machinery. Here are our top 4 tips to ensure you make the best choice: 1. Experience Matters: Look for an appraiser with extensive experience in the heavy equipment industry. Their knowledge can make a significant difference in the accuracy of your appraisal.    2. Certifications Count: Ensure your appraiser has the necessary certifications and affiliations with recognized industry organizations. This guarantees their credibility and adherence to high standards.    3. Comprehensive Reports: A good appraiser provides detailed and easy-to-understand reports. These should cover all aspects of the equipment, including condition, market value, and potential future value.    4. Reputation and References: Check for reviews, testimonials, and references. A well-regarded appraiser will have positive feedback and be willing to provide references upon request. Choose wisely and ensure your heavy equipment appraisal is accurate and reliable. Have questions? Comment below or reach out to us directly! #EquipmentAppraisal #HeavyMachinery #AppraisalTips #DSquaredAppraisal #MachineryValuation #IndustryExperts #AccurateAppraisal #TrustedAppraisers