When I consider my work as a surveyor, I can remember the places I�??ve been and the people I�??ve been able to help. It is relaxing to me climbing up the side of a ridge deep in the Daniel Boone National Forest looking for property boundary evidence. Most people in Kentucky never get to experience remote areas within the Commonwealth. I have surveyed along creeks, across Interstates, under bridges and in untouched forest. Each place I have been for my job is unique and new with individual qualities.

In the same way, people are all unique with different interests and needs. Land surveying is a specialized field that most people don�??t quite understand. Most people think we are all just taking pictures on the side of the road. Land surveying includes much more than just collecting survey shots. I look for ways to help people know what information we are collecting and why it is important for our work.

I try to approach each project with the hope to make simple solutions and make those solutions easy for each client to understand. If I can treat others the way that I would like to be treated, help educate them to the importance of gathering the survey information, and work toward mutual success, I consider it a job well done.

Education

BA, 1998, Foreign Missions, Pensacola Christian College

Registration

PLS / KY

Affiliations

National Society of Professional Surveyors
Kentucky Association of Professional Surveyors
Society of American Military Engineers