Business Details
47 Years
experience
Your Trusted Partner for Land Surveying Solutions in Siren, WI
North Country Surveying, Inc. has been a trusted provider of land surveying and mapping services since 1979. Founded and continuously operated by Douglas R. Crane and Diane Crane, we are licensed in Wisconsin and Minnesota, offering comprehensive solutions for boundary surveys, subdivisions, topographic mapping, and flood plain services. Our commitment to quality is reflected in our use of advanced technology, adherence to industry standards, and active involvement in professional organizations like the Wisconsin Society of Land Surveyors and National Society of Professional Surveyors.Certified as a Woman-Owned Small Business and Disadvantaged Business Enterprise, we prioritize personalized service, innovative problem-solving, and stewardship in every project. With decades of experience, we deliver precise, reliable results tailored to our clients' needs, ensuring long-term value for their land investments.
Services
Boundary Surveys
Subdivisions
Topographic Surveys
Flood Plain Services
Land Use Planning
Assessors Plats
Construction Staking
Geodetic Control
Air Photo Control
Public Land Survey
Details
- Year established: 1979
Highlights and features
- We have over 40 years of experience in land surveying.
- Our company is certified as a Woman-Owned Small Business and Disadvantaged Business Enterprise.
- We utilize the latest technology in surveying equipment and software.
- Our team is actively involved in the Wisconsin Society of Land Surveyors and National Society of Professional Surveyors.
- We offer a wide range of services including boundary surveys, subdivisions, and flood plain services.
Associations and certifications
- Wisconsin Department of Transportation (WisDOT)
What people say
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Services
Boundary Surveys
Boundary Surveys establish property lines through title research, field measurements, and monumentation. These surveys protect land investments by resolving disputes and ensuring legal compliance. Our licensed professionals deliver accurate, recorded maps for Wisconsin and Minnesota properties.
Subdivisions
Subdivisions create new parcels or easements using Certified Survey Maps or plats. We manage approvals, design lots, and prepare legal documents, ensuring compliance with municipal and county regulations for seamless property development.
Topographic Surveys
Topographic Surveys detail land elevations for site planning. We provide 3D digital models and contour maps, aiding architects and engineers in designing residential, commercial, and infrastructure projects with precision.
Flood Plain Services
Flood Plain Services determine flood zone classifications and elevation certificates. We assist with FEMA compliance, LOMA applications, and construction planning to mitigate flood risks and insurance requirements for Wisconsin and Minnesota properties.
Assessors Plats
Assessors Plats resolve title and boundary disputes under Wisconsin statutes. We collaborate with municipalities to define problem areas, conduct precise surveys, and create legally recognized records for property line clarity.
People
Diane L. Crane
President
Diane L. Crane co-founded North Country Surveying in 1979 and has served as President since 2005. She oversees administration, financial operations, and CAD mapping, bringing decades of expertise in business management and surveying documentation.
Douglas R. Crane
Vice President
Douglas R. Crane, a licensed Professional Land Surveyor in Wisconsin and Minnesota, co-founded the company in 1979. He specializes in boundary analysis, project management, and professional standards, earning awards for service from the Wisconsin Society of Land Surveyors.
Questions
When and why should property be surveyed?
Survey property when buying, selling, developing, or facing boundary disputes to ensure legal clarity and protect your investment.
What factors affect survey costs?
Cost depends on property size, location, survey type, land complexity, and required research or approvals.
Can GPS be used for property surveys?
We use high-precision GPS equipment when suitable, though dense tree cover or terrain may limit its effectiveness.
Why can't a metal detector alone locate property corners?
Legal surveys require licensed verification, precise measurements, and documentation under Wisconsin Administrative Code A-E 7.
