Tom and Jim did a quick job of finding our corner stakes and marking our lot boundaries, for a…read morereasonable price. They showed up on time, were gracious and professional, and were a great help to me in understanding the limitations of boundaries based on lot corner stakes versus a formal survey (we opted for the former, as it was sufficient for our needs). It's great to find experienced professionals who know their business and treat customers with such respect and competence. I heartily recommend them. Mike O. (Bend)

This is a great little company and one that I highly recommend. I ran into a deadline and needed…read moreto determine where my property pins were located. I called David and he had someone out there the next morning. Very efficient, friendly, highly professional and all at a very fair price. If a surveying need arises again, David and "North 45 West" will definitely be my first call.

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I just had my 3.6 acre lot surveyed to put in a perimeter fence - everyone from Gini in the office…read moreto Devin and Jordan who came out to do the work were incredible people. These people make you feel like family. They were fast and provided a competitive bid - I'd suggest them to anyone who needs survey work done at their property!

The team at Tye Engineering & Surveying is who you want to go with!…read more We where in a time sensitive transaction and another surveying drop the ball badly. Dirk and his team Stepped in and were able to get the work done ahead of when they said they would, and they listened well to the crazy amounts of detail that was involved and got it right on the first time. I highly recommend them!

1 Star rating too high. But rating required. BEWARE!!!! Caution!! Referred by atty. Told BEST…read morein area! I have only lived here 3 years. So, I am unable to judge nor comment on his professional physical surveying abilities. But hiring this fellow turned into a nightmare!! Finished survey and told my witness and I that survey would be forthcoming that week. Multiple days passed. Worried it was lost in regular mail. So I sent nice email asking for update. Came down to this: he stated that receipt he sent in mail is proof and all that was needed for court. 1 1/10 hour = $$$$$$. Instructed "ME" to print out Deschutes County plot/map from Deschutes-Dial and to sketch encroachment findings myself. What??? Apologized if I misunderstood, but his "stamped" survey necessary. So he demanded more money. I felt at a disadvantage, but agreed. Also, atty advised me to do so. Left check on front door, DeJarnatt cashed 2nd check same day. Paid in full. Upon receiving 2nd email with attachment, I had a few questions about his mechanical sketch. Emailed him just a few questions. he replied that should I have any questions contact my atty. Later in day, asked neighbor if he/she witnessed anyone on my property. Following day received follow-up email with a 4" mechanical sketching indicating problem area. However, map now veers away from stakes and previous verbal findings!!! Only saving grace is photos taken during first visit by witness. Includes stake positions, flags, photos by third party witness. Luckily, photos and flags proved substantial, intentional property encroachment via unauthorized fencing. ALSO, during his discussions he got personal about politics and religion. Totally inappropriate interaction but I did/nor said nothing. Bottom line, be forwarned. It felt like pulling teeth to get completed documentation. I still have NEVER received a survey. AND, guess what I got for all this grief and $$$?? In the end, 2 emails regarding his work and a receipt via snail mail, a 4-line printed receipt re amount paid and short sentence regarding stakes, flags utilized. No plot/lot references, no narration. Did I say I have the smallest lot in a new development? All legal metal property stakes less than 5 inches under dirt. 5 stakes, 5 flags total. I have had previous surveys done in the Corvallis-North Albany area. Pleasant, time effective, stamped, surveys with substantial evidence of property issues. Quite impressive and helped greatly with deceased parents property lines. So there you have it. Hopefully, this posting will help others. I certainly don't want to think that being a older, single woman had any bearing.

Called to interview them to represent us in a purchase and only got a a short 10 minute…read moreconsultation where the interest didn't seem to be there.

Without question, Kristi Kaufman, and the Cascade Lifestyle Group, stand out among what seems to be…read morean ocean-size pool of residential realtors vying to represent buyers and sellers throughout the Central Oregon region. Simply stated, she is amazing! After a careful vetting process, we engaged Kristi, and the Cascade Lifestyle Group to assist us with our out-of-state search for a new home in Bend, OR, and, could not have been any more impressed with her capabilities. Kristi is intelligent, articulate, super organized, exceedingly proactive, attentive, and possesses an eye for even the most minute detail. She's also always on time (virtually and in-person), which my wife and I noticed and appreciated. As out-of-state buyers, we wanted to be represented by an on-the-ground, 'battle-tested' advocate - someone who would 'champion' our position to a property seller, and be a highly effective negotiator. At the same time, we were in search of a realtor who would also be a consensus builder. Kristi effortlessly embodies these characteristics, which, after screening other Bend, OR-based realtors, we found to be lacking. The deep industry knowledge, thoughtful guidance, and spirited advocacy Kristi provided to us as out-of-state buyers, from an exhaustive property search to successful close, exceeded our expectations. We are deeply grateful to Kristi and the Cascade Lifestyle Group for their representation and wholeheartedly endorse her, and her partner, Catherine Scanland, to both buyers and sellers of residential properties throughout the greater Central Oregon market.