Texas Medical Facility Land Surveys

"Texas, often referred to as the Lone Star State, is a thriving hub for economic growth and innovation, making it an attractive destination for commercial real estate investment." - Chris Evans

Land Surveys for Medical and Healthcare Developments in Texas

Texas is experiencing a healthcare construction boom. From new hospitals in The Woodlands to medical offices in Pearland and Conroe, developers are racing to meet growing demand.

But before a single wall is built, every healthcare project relies on one foundation: an accurate, certified land survey.

Here’s why land surveys are essential for medical and healthcare development across Texas.

1. Meeting Strict Regulatory and Zoning Requirements

Healthcare facilities must comply with stringent local, state, and federal building standards. ALTA/NSPS Land Title Surveys provide detailed documentation of property boundaries, easements, and setbacks to ensure full compliance.

Why it matters:

• Confirms that hospitals and clinics meet required distances from roadways and other facilities.

• Prevents costly rework during inspection phases.

2. Supporting Complex Infrastructure and Access

Medical campuses depend on precise site coordination for utilities, emergency access, and patient flow. Topographic and boundary surveys create the data foundation for infrastructure design.

Why it matters:

• Ensures proper drainage and elevation for sensitive medical equipment.

• Simplifies utility and road alignment for expansion.

3. Facilitating Financing and Title Insurance

Healthcare projects often involve multiple stakeholders — developers, REITs, and medical institutions. Lenders require ALTA surveys before funding to confirm ownership and property conditions.

Why it matters:

• Reduces financing delays.

• Prevents title exceptions and coverage disputes.

4. Floodplain Compliance and Insurance Protection

Texas medical centers must remain operational during severe weather. Floodplain and elevation surveys ensure facilities are designed above flood thresholds.

Why it matters:

• Protects patient safety and reduces risk of flood-related closures.

• Ensures FEMA and insurer compliance.

5. Long-Term Facility Expansion

Hospitals and clinics often expand in phases. As-built and platting surveys document every addition, ensuring future projects integrate seamlessly with existing infrastructure.

Why it matters:

• Simplifies expansion approvals.

• Creates a verified record for future architects and engineers.

Medical and healthcare construction is among the most regulated in Texas — and for good reason. Precision matters.

Land surveys provide the foundation for safe, compliant, and efficient healthcare development, ensuring every hospital, clinic, and lab meets the highest professional standards.