How an ALTA Land Title Survey Stalled a Huge Land Deal

Aerial view of a large rural property with marked boundaries, showing why an ALTA Land Title Survey is important in major land deals

Colorado has been watching a massive land story unfold. A 46,000-acre deal in the La Jara Basin should have moved forward, yet it suddenly hit a wall. The sale involved the Colorado State Land Board and several federal agencies, and everyone expected an easy final approval. Instead, the entire plan stalled. The news surprised the […]

Stormwater Design Under Pressure From Rising Heat

Sunlit urban street showing heatwave conditions symbolizing the impact of rising temperatures on stormwater design

It really happened — in early November, Denver reached 83°F, breaking a long-time heat record. That might not sound like a big deal, but it has a big effect on stormwater design. The systems that move and store rainwater now face new pressure. When heat hits at the wrong time of year, everything changes — […]

Turn Your Due Diligence Survey Into a Risk-Ready Tool

Water spraying from a burst underground pipe during a water-main break, highlighting the need for an emergency-ready due diligence survey

If you’re buying or developing property a due diligence survey should be more than just a map and a signature. It needs an emergency response plan built in. When a water-main bursts or a major utility line fails, your survey data may be the first line of defense — or the weak link that costs […]