Exacta Land Surveyors

Exacta serves a concentrated chain of repeat professional buyers — title insurance companies, mortgage lenders, and homebuilders — rather than marketing primarily to one-off homeowners. The firm promotes software integrations that let those professional customers order surveys directly from their own systems, which suggests a B2B2C model where the real customer-acquisition motion happens inside title-plant and builder-vendor networks.

Exacta says it employs local teams and crews in most of its markets. Direct employment of field labor is atypical in land surveying, where many firms rely on independent licensed surveyors on a per-job basis. The in-house model gives Exacta scheduling and quality control that supports its promise of fast turnaround with fewer errors or omissions.

The firm lists direct operations in Florida, Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, Maryland, Texas, and the Washington DC / Northern Virginia area. For survey work outside those states, Exacta provides vendor-management services that match customers to a vetted third-party network, which extends its geographic coverage without permanent staffing in new markets.

Exacta presents as a pure operating business specializing in land surveys and field-management services. No public materials reference fund structures, institutional capital, or investment vehicles. Its revenue comes from completing surveys and related closing services for real estate transactions.

The firm states it fulfills over 100,000 surveys and elevation certificates per year across its service area, a figure it publishes on its own website (accessed May 2026). That volume positions it among the larger multi-state survey operations in the U.S. residential-transaction market.

Exacta's catalog includes residential transaction surveys (boundary and location surveys for closings), homebuilder construction surveys (staking and as-built surveys), elevation certificates for flood-insurance purposes, and an ancillary business in municipal lien searches and estoppel reports. The mix is tightly tied to the settlement-table workflow.

No public disclosures mention private equity sponsors, institutional limited partners, or outside shareholders. The firm's public posture is that of a long-running founder- or management-owned professional services company. Its website contains no investor-relations section or capital-partners page.