Moran Engineering Inc.

We were in a hurry to get a survey done on our property and Everett Moran was extremely helpful. He was able to do the job quickly and was a pleasure to work with. I’d highly recommend him!

They sound very professional on the phone which I didn’t mind paying them the extra money comparing to the other surveyors that I talked to.
But after you paid them, if you need them as a follow up, their tone will change, in a way that you tell yourself what a dumb I was when I hired them.
No Customer service at all…, if you hire them don’t pay them in full unless you are 100% sure they completed the job, including filing the map with the county and any other issues that might come up in doing a survey.
My neighbor hired another guy who has been very responsive; he makes an effort to satisfy his customer.

Quick, efficient, professional, good quality, and good communication. We will definitely use them again for survey needs.

What a ROCKSTAR!
I called Mr. Moran (Everett) regarding a initial question I had in anticipating to a property line dispute with a soon to be new owner of my neighbors home. SInce I purchased my home from the bank (foreclosure) in 2008, it was unclear what would happen with the owners of the home when my former neighbor flaked and moved out because she couldn’t deal with the neighborhood and the issues the house had. The new owner was kind of a slick-​talking RE guy that tried to bamboozle me regarding my property line, since the existing fence (which was in place prior to my purchase and his) is basically abutting my property and eating into the property line (costing me money tax wise, for space I’m not enjoying).
I spoke to Mr. Moran and he gave me some insight on how to review the problem, even before I consider hiring his firm to come and stake the property (which I can do and will intend on doing once I can afford to of course).
It turns out, however, that the backyard fence which was also in place in my yard is EXACTLY the measurement he informed the property most likely would be (25 feet parcel, based on his knowledge of the area I live and his professional expertise… barring in mind that he could have been wrong). He couldn’t have known that whoever was the prior owner of my home put this fence in place to indicate what the REAL property lines are, so any new owner/​neighbor HAS to be aware of this fact.
All I can say is that while I would love to hire a surveyor to stake the property and a lawyer (if required) to fight the street fight for me, at least I’m feeling armed with knowledge and can challenge the SOB real estate slick-​talker and not get screwed out of an inch of my property.
Thank you so much Mr. Moran for being a human being that is sharp as a tack in his business! The minute I get some $$$ I’m going to have my land surveyed, and I know exactly who I’m calling!