We could say without being mistaken that every job implies challenges, and land surveying certainly makes no exception. There are different things to solve every day. And these things may not always respond to quick solutions. According to Colorado ILC Services specialists, these are a few major pitfalls to avoid.
For instance, in rural areas, the big amount of time for which people owned a property may be a challenge for surveyors. In other words, a multi-generational property can be a real challenge for a land surveyor.
Seasonal and weather-related changes can be yet another challenge. If the sunshine is too bright, this may create deeper shadows, thus hiding certain features. On the other hand, rain can make surfaces slippery and wet. And it may be difficult to walk through the mud while carrying often heavy surveying equipment.
And despite the fact that snow can make a property appear more charming and beautiful, it can mask certain important corners. In the fall, it may the fallen leaves which are obscuring the land, making surveying difficult.
Another pitfall to avoid is that of not having GIS surveying techniques, or when the state surveying frameworks fail to keep the pace with latest technology. Model laws may also be incomplete.
