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Pricing depends on site size, terrain, access, vegetation, required detail, and the final deliverables. A flat price is rarely useful without a scope review because two sites of similar acreage can require very different field and processing effort. The fastest way to get a meaningful quote is to share the site location, project purpose, and any plans or files you already have.

The scope is defined by the project needs, not by a one-size-fits-all checklist. A typical assignment may include elevations, contours, visible improvements, surface breaks, and other features needed for design or due diligence. If the downstream team needs CAD, GIS, or surface-model deliverables, that should be stated up front so the survey can be scoped correctly.

Timing depends on project scope, location, site access, weather, and the requested deliverables. AMI reviews those factors before confirming the work so the schedule is realistic. For time-sensitive projects, it helps to contact the team early with the site address and the date the information is needed.

Have the site address, parcel size or approximate area, project purpose, and any existing drawings or plats ready if available. It also helps to note access limits, vegetation, and the file formats your engineer, architect, or contractor wants. That information lets the team evaluate the scope faster and recommend the right collection approach.