Need a map that doesn’t exist yet? I specialize in custom, GPS-accurate maps for any industry—from real estate to railroads. If it can be mapped, I’ll build it.

Current parcels and streets come straight into the map from GIS data, and each parcel is labeled with its unit and address. Labels are placed to be easy to read. I can also pull imagery from several providers to get the clearest view of your property.

Prefer a map without aerial imagery? A clean custom version highlights what matters most on your property and gives a feeling of hand drawn care. It scales to any size, from a single building to an entire community.

This version builds on the Aerial with Parcels map and adds landscaping areas mapped from the parcels and imagery. I can also calculate square footage for bidding and maintenance planning.

It starts with your official plat. I'll need a full-resolution, large-format digital export from your engineering firm, like the example shown. I lay the plat over aerial imagery and check it against the county's parcel data, aiming for within 1 foot of survey points on the ground.

Next, I build the map in layers: current imagery, the plat or plats, the master plan if needed, and the lots with their details, corners, buildable areas, and dimensions. Every layer can be turned on or off. Lots are color-coded by status (typically Available, Reserved, and Sold) and automatically labeled with lot numbers for quick navigation.

Finally, I set up the map as apps for each audience. The public version embeds on your website with one line of code and carries your company or project branding, with links back to you or your agents. Visitors can toggle layers, print, share, and search by lot number or address.

Most CRE maps are marketing maps: where is the site, and what's around it? Screenshots and design-software maps can look great, but every label is placed by hand and the image usually can't be reused. A GIS-built map works from real data, so labels stay in place as you pan, zoom, or resize. It can show streets, parcels, tenant logos, access points, and signalized intersections. It can also add data in bulk, like color-coded zoning or acreage on neighboring parcels, all in your company's branding.

A map set shows your site at several scales. It starts with a regional overview that helps your audience place the site and zooms in to the site and its immediate surroundings.

Interactive maps (webmaps) hold far more information than a flat map. Clients can click any feature for details, toggle layers, and zoom from a wide area down to a single parcel, getting quick answers to bigger questions.
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Let’s build the map you need. Whether it’s for planning, bidding, or storytelling—I’ll make it accurate, beautiful, and easy to use.