True Line Surveying, PC is a leading provider in precise surveying and mapping services for residential, commercial and public sector projects in the real estate, construction and engineering industries. The company was founded in 1999 and works throughout the state of North Carolina to deliver successful projects to our clients.

Using the latest technology, our team strives to provide extremely accurate results, ensuring a smooth start to every project. Our clients include large-scale land developers and commercial contractors, as well as individual homeowners.

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Who We Are

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Curk is a graduate of Wake Technical Community College where he received an Associate of Science degree in Surveying Technology. Mr. Lane started True Line Surveying in 1999 and is registered as a professional land surveyor with the North Carolina Board of Engineers and Land Surveyors. He has more than 30 years of experience in the field of professional land surveying and has extensive knowledge in construction management.

What We Do

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This type of survey is typically conducted for use in the buying and selling of real estate. It is one of the most detailed types of surveys showing existing improvements on a site relative to its boundaries. It will also show easements, right of ways, zoning classifications and much more. It is a more expensive and time-consuming survey due to the comprehensive nature of the work involved.

Careers

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True Line Surveying, PC is located in Johnston County most recently named the fastest growing county in North Carolina. We continue to expand our business and are routinely looking for great people to join our innovative team. Positions currently available are Survey CAD technician, Land Surveying Crew Chief and Land Surveying Field Technician.

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You will receive a response from a team member within 2 business days. Submission of a form does not place your job in queue. An order form, requiring your signature, will be generated by a team member outlining the job to be performed, the cost involved and the completion date.

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