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Property Survey Report

Boundary and site documentation including monument locations, encroachments, easements, and physical features.

What's Inside

What a property survey report covers

A property survey report provides the narrative companion to a survey plat — describing monument conditions, boundary lines, encroachments, easements, and physical features in written form. It's the document that title companies, attorneys, and property owners reference when the plat alone doesn't tell the full story. For surveyors, this written report adds professional value and clarity to the technical survey work.

Report Sections

  1. 01
    Monument locations & condition
  2. 02
    Boundary line descriptions
  3. 03
    Encroachment observations
  4. 04
    Easement identification
  5. 05
    Topographic features
  6. 06
    Improvement locations
  7. 07
    Survey notes & discrepancies

The Problem

Writing this report the old way

Without ReportWalk

  • Scribble notes on a clipboard or phone
  • Take photos with no organization
  • Drive home and try to remember details
  • Type everything into a Word doc or old software
  • Format, proofread, export to PDF
  • Send to client hours or days later

Total time: 1-3 hours per report

With ReportWalk

  • Walk the site as usual
  • Snap photos as you go
  • Tap record and speak your findings
  • AI organizes everything into sections
  • Review, edit if needed, send
  • Client gets a professional report in minutes

Total time: 5-10 minutes

Sample Output

What the AI generates

You speak your observations in plain language. ReportWalk transforms them into professional findings with proper terminology, measurements, and recommendations. Here are examples from a property survey report:

Iron pin found at northeast corner, bent 15° east — consistent with original plat position, accepted as boundary monument

Encroachment: Neighbor's fence extends 2.3 feet onto subject property along south boundary — total encroachment area approximately 184 sq ft

Utility easement: 15-foot Duke Energy easement along west property line — overhead power lines present, no structures within easement

Topographic observation: 4-foot grade change across lot from northwest to southeast — natural drainage toward street, no standing water observed

Improvement location: Detached garage sits 1.8 feet from east property line — minimum setback per zoning is 3 feet, potential variance required

Real examples of AI-generated findings from voice input. Your report will use your observations, your photos, your professional judgment — just without the typing.

Skip the typing

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property survey report

Walk the site, speak your findings, get a professional report. ReportWalk handles the writing so you can handle the work.

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