Rondel Gregg · Tennessee PLS 3424
Gregg Land Surveying
Tennessee Professional Land Surveyor No. 3424
The Tennessee Closing Survey
Named PLS. Named counties. Named documents.
A signed plat and a written legal description for closings in 19 named counties on the southern Middle Tennessee / I-24 / Chattanooga corridor.
Call (615) 930-1278 Email a survey inquiry
Verify PLS 3424 — Tennessee Department of Commerce & Insurance license search. Board of Examiners for Architects, Engineers, and Land Surveyors.
Who this is for
A document practice. The plat and the description have to work in a closing file — not look finished on a wall.
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Title companies
A plat you can attach and a description that matches the record. Boundary work, ALTA/NSPS, easement exhibits.
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Closing attorneys
Metes-and-bounds when scoped, written so counsel can put it in the instrument. The surveyor does not write the deed.
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Civil engineers
Topographic plats for design. CAD on request. Staking is a separate, limited product — see Services.
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Landowners
Lines and corners on a plat you can hand to a neighbor, a fence builder, or your attorney. What the survey did, and what it did not.
Who this is not for
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Not statewide
No fake “anywhere in Tennessee” coverage. If the county is not on the list, I do not take it.
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Not “just mark one line”
A pin in the ground without a survey is not this practice. The product is the documents — plus the field work that supports them.
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Not a copy of the neighbor’s survey
I survey from the record and the field, not by tracing the drawing next door onto your deed.
Explore
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Services
Closings need a signed plat and a written legal description. That is the work — plus how it works, document types, and FAQ.
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Areas
Nineteen named counties on the southern Middle Tennessee / I-24 / Chattanooga corridor. If it isn’t on the list, I don’t take it.
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Contact
Call first if the closing is close. Or send county, address, survey type, and need-by — nothing is stored on this page.