Surveying Services for Federal, State & Municipal Projects

H&M Surveying is a trusted partner for government projects at every level; federal, state, county, and municipal. Our team provides precise boundary surveys, topographic mapping, right-of-way plats, and construction staking to support public land, infrastructure, utility expansions, and environmental initiatives. With extensive experience collaborating with agencies such as FEMA, USDA NRCS, state DOTs, and county/ municipal engineering departments, we understand the unique requirements, regulations, and precision these projects demand. From small town improvements to large-scale federal contracts, H&M delivers accurate data and dependable service to keep critical public projects on track and built to last.

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Federal Contracting

H&M Surveying is proud to serve federal clients as a Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business (SDVOSB). We are fully registered for federal contracting with the following credentials:

  • NAICS Codes: 541370, 541360
  • DUNS: 078818236
  • CAGE Code: 6WBW9
  • Proud SDVOSB

National Society of Professional Surveyors

Pleasant Ridge Park
Greenville County, SC

H&M Surveying supported the development of Pleasant Ridge Park by delivering high-quality existing conditions topographic data to guide design and planning efforts. Located in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains, the project presented varied terrain and natural features that required a detailed and methodical approach. H&M’s work ensured the design team had accurate, reliable data to confidently advance renovation and expansion plans for Camp Greenville.

 

Topographical survey map with contour lines.

Dept. of Agriculture Conservation Easement
Sumter, SC

H&M Surveying supported a large-scale USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) conservation easement project in Sumter County, South Carolina, protecting approximately 3,228 acres of land under a permanent conservation restriction.

The project was completed under the USDA’s Agricultural Conservation Easement Program (ACEP), which is designed to preserve agricultural land, restore natural resources, and prevent future development that could negatively impact conservation values.

H&M’s role included establishing accurate boundary control, surveying the full extent of the easement, and installing physical monumentation, T-posts and signage at regular intervals, to clearly define and protect the easement limits on the ground. This ensured long-term enforceability and clarity for landowners, agencies, and future stakeholders.

The result is a permanently protected tract that supports agricultural viability, environmental stewardship, and natural resource conservation, aligning with NRCS’s mission to help landowners responsibly manage and preserve working lands for future generations.

Camera tripod near a forested riverbank.

Euchee Greenway
Augusta, GA

The Euchee Greenway project in Augusta, Georgia is a multi-phase recreational and infrastructure initiative designed to provide a safe, connected pedestrian and bicycle corridor while enhancing access to natural areas along the Euchee Creek corridor. The project supports Augusta’s broader goals of improving mobility, promoting outdoor recreation, and expanding green infrastructure.

H&M Surveying’s role included providing boundary and topographic surveying, along with construction support services throughout the project. H&M established accurate control, collected detailed existing conditions data along the greenway alignment, and supported construction with staking and layout for trail features, structures, and associated improvements. This ensured the design was implemented accurately while accommodating the natural terrain and environmental constraints of the corridor.

The result is a well-executed greenway that enhances community connectivity, recreation, and environmental stewardship, contributing to Augusta’s long-term vision for accessible and sustainable public spaces.

Wooden bridge through a forested area.

Reed Creek Boardwalk
Martinez, GA

The Reed Creek Boardwalk in Martinez, Georgia is a valued recreational asset that provides public access through sensitive wetland and natural areas. Following significant damage caused by Hurricane Helene, much of the elevated wooden boardwalk required assessment and reconstruction planning.

H&M Surveying’s role included performing existing conditions surveying of the damaged pathway and boardwalk corridor. H&M collected detailed topographic data on the remaining structure, terrain, and surrounding environmental features to support engineering design and restoration efforts. This work provided critical insight into current site conditions and helped guide the safe and accurate redevelopment of the boardwalk.

The result is a reliable foundation for restoring the Reed Creek Boardwalk, enabling the community to regain access to a key outdoor resource while ensuring the rebuilt structure is aligned with both design intent and environmental considerations.

Wooden boardwalk through lush green forest.

Savannah River Site
Aiken, SC

The Savannah River Site near Aiken, South Carolina is a large, highly regulated federal facility supporting critical national missions and ongoing infrastructure development.

H&M Surveying’s role includes providing construction surveying services across various areas of the site, supporting project execution with accurate layout, control, and field data as needed.

The result is dependable survey support that contributes to efficient project delivery and adherence to required standards within a complex and controlled environment.

Savannah River Site entrance at sunset.

Parris Island MRCD
Beaufort, SC

Marine Corps Recruit Depot (MCRD) Parris Island, South Carolina is a critical military installation supporting training, infrastructure, and environmental stewardship operations.

H&M Surveying’s role included performing multiple existing conditions surveys and monitoring well surveys across the installation, providing accurate field data to support a variety of projects and ongoing site requirements.

The result is reliable survey data that supports infrastructure planning, environmental monitoring, and mission readiness within a secure and operational military environment.

U.S. Marine Corps Parris Island entrance sign.