ALTA/NSPS
CAD drafting and documentation support for ALTA/NSPS Land Title Surveys, organized from surveyor-supplied field data, title information, and project standards.
WHAT IS ALTA/NSPS?
ALTA/NSPS documentation translates approved field, record, design, or project information into a structured CAD drawing or exhibit for professional review, coordination, permitting, construction, record, or client use, depending on the project scope.
OUR SURVEY CAD DRAFTING SERVICES
- Prepare ALTA/NSPS survey drawing linework and annotation from supplied survey data.
- Draft boundary, easement, right-of-way, improvements, utilities, access, parking, and other applicable survey elements.
- Incorporate title commitment items, surveyor notes, and client-specific Table A requirements when supplied.
- Coordinate references, dimensions, labels, symbols, and sheet composition.
- Prepare revisions from surveyor/PM comments and maintain drawing consistency.
SURVEY & TECHNICAL COORDINATION
Coordinate the drawing with related survey, civil, architectural, roadway, utility, environmental, GIS, or construction references when those disciplines are part of the supplied project information. Alada documents approved technical information; project-specific professional determinations remain with the responsible professional.
TYPICAL SURVEY APPLICATIONS
- ALTA/NSPS land title surveys
- Commercial and multifamily properties
- Development and acquisition due diligence
- Lender and title-related survey documentation
DELIVERABLES YOU CAN EXPECT
- ALTA/NSPS survey drawing
- Boundary and improvement depiction
- Easement/title item drafting
- PDF and CAD deliverables
CAD & SOFTWARE WORKFLOW
AutoCAD and Civil 3D where applicable; point, surface, reference, annotation, layer, and sheet workflows are applied to the supplied survey data.
Typical Inputs:
Survey field data and points • Recorded plats, deeds, easements, and title documents • Client/surveyor markups and Table A requirements • Existing CAD references and standards
Quality Assurance / Quality Control
- Verify survey geometry
- Boundary labels
- Title/easement references
- Dimensions
- Symbols, north arrow, scale, notes
- Sheet consistency before delivery
OUR DESIGN WORKFLOW
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Review field/title data
Establish CAD base
Draft survey elements
Internal QA/QC
Surveyor review
Revisions
final CAD/PDF
WHY CHOOSE ALADA FOR ALTA/NSPS?
Experience supporting U.S. survey documentation
Organized handling of title and survey references
Disciplined boundary/improvement drafting
Structured revision control
Surveyor-review workflow
Consistent CAD standards.
When you partner with Alada, you’re choosing a reliable, responsive, and technically proficient land survey CAD drafting team committed to delivering accurate, organized, and surveyor-ready CAD documentation that supports your projects from field data to final deliverables.
Who We Support
- U.S. land surveying and geomatics firms
- Civil engineering and land development firms
- Developers, property and project teams
- Architectural, construction, transportation, and infrastructure teams
- Licensed professionals requiring CAD documentation support
Softwares we use
FAQ’s
Can Alada work from field data, PDFs, sketches, or existing CAD files?
Yes, when the source information is sufficiently complete and the required scope, standards, and professional review process are provided.
Can Alada revise drawings based on client or surveyor comments?
Yes. Approved comments and markups can be incorporated through a controlled revision workflow.
Does Alada certify or legally determine survey information?
No. Survey certification, legal boundary determinations, professional opinions, and jurisdiction-specific approvals remain the responsibility of the appropriately licensed professional.
Technical Considerations
Drafting accuracy depends on the completeness and quality of the supplied field, record, title, GIS, architectural, engineering, and project information. Jurisdictional requirements vary by state, county, municipality, agency, and project type. Alada follows the approved project standards and documents the information provided; the responsible surveyor, engineer, architect, or other licensed professional remains responsible for technical determinations, certification, sealing, legal descriptions, and final approval where applicable.