I used Thumbtack and was contacted immediately by Richard Vasquez. The service was completed in a…read morefew days for a very fair price. He went over the survey of my yard and explained everything I needed to know. He stopped me from making a bad choice of where to locate my garage building and avoid a fight with the HOA. The price was more than reasonable and the service couldn't be better. Bowden Survey Company was very professional and tremendously helpful. Thanks again Ricardo you saved me money and time.

Horrible service. don't pay ahead. Very unprofessional. Everything was bad since day one (wrong…read moredrawings, no HOA checking,...) No response for days. Super disappointed.

On Dec 3, 2025, Precision Surveyors sent three employees onto a property I was selling in zip code…read more77063 to handle a survey. Those employees proceeded to act in an unprofessional manner, caught on several surveillance cameras. One employee walked around the property with what appeared to be a machete, slashing at plants and damaging them. This employee did extensive damage to a Sweet Almond Bush (difficult to get to this size in Houston - photos of the damage to be included with this review). In addition, my cameras picked up another associate in various states of undress in the front of the property exposed to the street (see screenshots). No explanation was given for any of this bizarre behavior. The name of the person on the finished survey is James P. Wolkoviak. Mike Reed of Precision Surveyors refused to confirm any of the names of the people involved in this action or any action taken against any of them. After an initial (apparently totally insincere) email "apology" Reed refused any further followup with me or my listing agent. Mike Reed and James P Wolkoviak violated their professional responsibilities and ethics, and will be reported to state licensing authorities. This firm committed willful destruction of my property while entrusted with professional duties on it, and should be sanctioned. Moreover, real estate professionals in Houston should shun these very bad actors and look to more reputable professionals for survey need. One bad egg makes everyone in the business associated with them look bad. My advice is to stay away from these horribly rotten eggs!

Nice young man showed up and took care of a problem for me without argument. Appreciated. Thank…read moreyou.

WGA - We Go All-out, and so does this company…read more They build things and they help build things and they're responsible for some of those amazing structures at Memorial City in Houston. They seem to be a good company, a big project specialist, and they do professional work, as you can see around town. Definitely someone that is worth looking into for this kind of thing.

From the owner: Ward, Getz & Associates, LLP (WGA) is a Houston-based professional consulting firm…read morethat specializes in civil engineering, land development, municipal engineering and construction phase services. We built our practice on the foundational beliefs that creative design drives successful projects, and that collaborative working relationships with municipalities, permitting authorities and local and state agencies yield tangible results throughout the development process. Our extensive range of experience includes residential, commercial, large mixed-use, energy, hospitality, healthcare, education and municipal projects. From high-rise buildings to small developments, our goal is to provide value through creative and cost-effective design solutions.

Theyre cool! They do a really good job and are great and well respected in their field!read more

From the owner: We strive to be the most respected engineering firm in our geographic and technical areas of…read morepractice. Pape-Dawson Engineers, Inc. provides professional civil engineering services in the areas of land development, transportation, water resources, hydrology/hydraulics, surveying, environmental, and GIS. With offices in every major metropolitan city in Texas, the firm is able to serve public and private clients across the state.

After my firsthand experience of #HurricaneHarvey, I thought how homes should be built in Houston…read more You definitely need good planning from the ground up. Exactly a year ago today, Houston suffered a tremendous natural disaster. No one could imagine a 54-inch rainfall could happen. Within hours, flood water kept rising from bayous and reservoir. The most frightening experience was evacuation from those flooded neighborhoods. People around the world watching us in devastation on TV and social media. We can't prevent acts by the mother nature. But we can build our life around floodplains. This is how I love modern technologies. Understanding the knowledge from FEMA and Harris County Flood Control, flood insurance became a fact of life for homeowners. My neighbor and I wanted to get elevation certificates for our flood insurance. We were recommended JAG Engineering by another neighbor in our subdivision. I first emailed them from an email address on the website. I didn't get a response (this is normal). Then, I filled a form on their website, which got me an email reply. I called the following week and got an appointment. Some neighbors said the process only takes 5 minutes. But John (owner of JAG Engineering) and his crew was there for nearly 2 and a half hours. They took time to make sure the highest accuracy. You may ask why elevation certificate is a requirement for purchasing a flood insurance. FEMA releases floodplain maps in Houston and everywhere in the country. It depends on how far away the property is from flood lines to determine the chances of getting flooded. But after Hurricane Harvey, these maps need to be updated again. It's a good thing we got our certificates. My neighbor is going to buy his flood insurance. Me on the other hand, I already got a flood insurance. I was hoping to see I could save money on my insurance. Overall, my experience at JAG Engineering was satisfying. I learned a lot from John on floodplain and history. **67th review of 2018**

Unreliable. Called them and needed a site survey within a week. John said he would call me back…read morelater that day. He did not call. I called the next day. And the next. Told him the time sensitive need for a site survey to rebuild a fence. Assured me he could do it. They came to the house and initially did not finish the survey and told my wife that because of another neighbor's fence being in the way they couldn't get it completed. (I had a fence company coming the following week.) They then cancelled coming back on Saturday to do it because they were afraid of the weather. It never rained. Bottom line, I had to rebuild the fence due to my backyard pool without the survey and hope we didn't encroach on the neighbor's property. They still insisted I pay for a survey they completed after the fence was built.