Four ideas for the new websitediamondhsurveying.com · a working preview, not a picture
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Diamond H Land Surveying · Andalusia, Alabama

Tom, here are four directions for the new site.

Each one below is a real, scrolling homepage, not a screenshot. They all use your logo, your services, your license numbers, and your own field photos. None of the words or colors are final. Pick the one that feels most like Diamond H, or tell us which pieces you would combine.

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Click a directionUse the cards above or the tabs that follow you down the page.
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Scroll it like a customer wouldEvery homepage is complete from the top to the footer. Buttons and helpers that light up actually work.
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Tell Paul what you likeOne whole direction, or the hero from one and the services from another. Both are easy.

Why we are suggesting a fresh start

Four things we noticed on the current site

01The phone number is not on the home pageA landowner has to click to Contact to find 334-343-4185. Every direction here puts it in the header.
02Services are named but never explained"ALTA/ACSM" and "Perc Test" mean nothing to a first-time buyer. Each direction says who needs what and why.
03No quick way to ask for a quoteThe only form is a generic contact form. These give people a one-minute way to describe their property and job.
04Nothing for Google to findEvery service sits on one page. There is no page for "land surveyor Andalusia AL" or "perc test Covington County" to show up for.
DIRECTION 01

The Plat

The idea: the website looks like the thing you deliver. Cream drafting paper, ink-blue lines, bearings and distances along a boundary that draws itself when the page loads, and your license numbers set in a real title block. It says "professional" before anyone reads a word.

Feels like

A recorded plat. Quiet, exact, trustworthy. The kind of site an attorney or a bank forwards to a client.

Best for

Attorneys & title companiesBanksDevelopersHomeowners

Homeowners will still find the phone number and the quote button, but this one leads with credibility.

What you would send us

  • Three to six past jobs we can name (a subdivision, an ALTA, a topo)
  • Which counties you actually cover
  • A photo of a real plat or your seal, if you are comfortable
diamondhsurveying.com
Live · watch the boundary draw itself
ALABAMA PLS #35523CERT. OF AUTHORIZATION #1127EST. MAY 2017 ANDALUSIA, AL · SERVING SOUTH ALABAMA
Licensed Alabama land surveyor · Andalusia

Every line on the plat is a line you can stand on.

Boundary, ALTA/NSPS, topographic, and subdivision surveys for Covington County and the surrounding area. Family owned, licensed since 2017, and on the property when we say we will be.

Request a survey334-343-4185
BoundaryCorners found & set
ALTA/NSPSLender ready
TopographicSite design grade
SepticPerc & install
N 0100200300 FT OLIVER TAYLOR RD · 60' R/W BRANCH FD 1/2" CRF FD 1/2" CRF SET 5/8" CRS SET 5/8" CRS FD AXLE N 87°57'10" E  280.18' S 17°06'32" E  136.05' S 36°00'44" W  135.93' N 87°16'48" W  210.24' N 07°46'58" W  222.03' LOT 4 · BLOCK B 1.62 ACRES ± ALABAMA PLS35523DIAMOND H
SAMPLE PLAT · NOT A RECORDED SURVEY

Schedule of services

SHEET 1 · WHO ASKS FOR WHAT
No.SurveyWho usually needs itTypical deliverable
01Boundary surveyBuying or selling land, building a fence, settling a line with a neighborCorners set, plat of survey
02ALTA/NSPS land title surveyLenders and title companies on commercial closingsALTA plat with Table A items
03Topographic surveyEngineers and architects before site designContours, spot grades, CAD file
04Subdivision & easement platsSplitting family land, developers, utilitiesRecordable plat
05Elevation certificate & flood determinationHomeowners with flood insurance, builders in a flood zoneFEMA elevation certificate
06Perc test & septic installationAnyone building where there is no sewerSoil results, installed system
07Foundation & construction stakingBuilders and contractorsStakes and offsets on site
08As-builts, tree surveys, storm water permittingContractors closing out a job, municipalitiesDrawing or permit package

Title block

CREDENTIALS OF RECORD
FirmDiamond H Land Surveying, LLC910 Anderson Dr, Andalusia, AL 36420
SurveyorTom Hines, PLSAlabama license #35523
AuthorizationCOA #1127Alabama Board of Licensure
EstablishedMay 2017Family owned and operated
Also licensedGrade II Water OperatorUtilities and water systems
EquipmentRTK GPS + robotic total stationSub-centimeter positioning
CoverageCovington & neighboring countiesSouth Alabama and the Florida line
MemberAndalusia Chamber of CommerceActive member

How a survey happens

FOUR STEPS · MOST JOBS IN 1 TO 3 WEEKS
01ResearchWe pull the deed, prior plats, and adjoining records before anyone steps on the property.
02Field workGPS and total station on site. We find existing monuments and set new ones where they are missing.
03Compute & drawField data is checked against the record and the plat is drafted and sealed.
04DeliverYou get the signed plat as PDF and paper, plus a plain-language walk-through of what it shows.

Recent work

SAMPLE ENTRIES · TOM SUPPLIES THE REAL ONES
SUBDIVISION
14-lot subdivision platCovington County · recorded 2025
ALTA/NSPS
Commercial ALTA for lender closingAndalusia · 6.4 acres
TOPOGRAPHIC
Topo and site design, landfill expansionSouth Alabama · 40 acres

Tell us about the property. We will tell you what it needs.

Send the address or parcel number and a sentence about what you are trying to do. You will hear back from Tom, not a call center.

Request a survey
Diamond H Land Surveying, LLC910 Anderson Dr
Andalusia, AL 36420
334-343-4185
diamondhsurveying@gmail.com
© 2026 Diamond H Land Surveying, LLC · Alabama PLS #35523 · COA #1127Services · Recent work · About · Contact · Facebook
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Side by side

Same company. Four ways to introduce it.

All four use the same facts, the same logo, and the same phone number. What changes is who the page talks to first and how it feels to land on it.

01 · The Plat02 · Horizon03 · Contour04 · Field Book
In one line "We are exact, licensed, and on the record." "We are your neighbors, and we will explain it." "We are the most technically serious crew around." "We are real people who do careful work."
The feeling Quiet, drafted, trustworthyWarm, open, easy Dark, precise, modernPersonal, hands-on, fun
Who it wins first Attorneys, banks, developersHomeowners, land buyers Engineers, developers, commercialLocal word of mouth, builders
The piece people will remember The boundary that draws itself, then gets stamped The "What survey do I need?" helper The moving contours and the GPS readouts The job ticket you fill in by hand
What you would send us Named past jobs, county listReviews, a few more photos Equipment list, file formats, commercial jobsThe family story, common questions
Something to weigh Least photography, so it leans on the drawing Needs a few good photos with people in them Dark sites can feel cool to a first-time homeowner Playful look may feel casual to a lender
Mix and match? Yes. The helper from Horizon, the job ticket from Field Book, and the title block from The Plat all fit inside any of the other three.

What happens after you pick

  1. You pick a direction (or a mix). We agree on the pages: Home, Services, About, Contact, and a page per main service so Google can find them.
  2. We build it and put it on a private link. You review it on your phone and your computer and send changes.
  3. We move the domain to the new site. The current site stays up until the switch, so nothing goes dark.
  4. You keep editing the words and photos through a simple editor, or just send them to Paul.

What the new site gives you

  • The phone number everywhere. Header, hero, and footer on every page, tap to call on a phone.
  • Fast on a phone in the field. Loads in well under a second on a rural cell connection, which matters when a customer is standing on the property.
  • Better on Google. Every service gets its own fast page with the right words on it. "Land surveyor Andalusia AL" should be yours.
  • Nothing to maintain. No updates to click, nothing to break, and it stays up. Text and photos can still be changed any time.

Tell us which one feels like Diamond H.

Reply with a number, or "the hero from 2 and the ticket from 4." Nothing here is final until you say so.

Email Paul

Some details in these previews are placeholders so the pages look finished: the sample reviews, the "recent work" entries, the plat drawing, turnaround times, the equipment and file-format lists, and the county list. Every one of them is easy to swap for the real thing once you confirm it. Your license and authorization numbers, address, phone, and email are the ones from the current site.

Diamond H Land Surveying · website direction studyPrepared by Phaseable · September 2026 · private link, not indexed by search engines