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Surveying tools are used to measure the exact dimensions and location of boundary lines. Surveyors use these items along with deeds and plats to remark properties in addition to creating new legal documents when property is divided. Whenever a property is developed, sold, or enhanced, the surveyor is called upon to confirm the previous measurements using a set of surveying tools. Of course, other construction projects including roadwork require the skills of a surveyor. This process can determine grades, angles, and drop-offs in addition to measuring and locating boundary lines.

Automatic levels make the surveyor's job much easier. Instead of manually adjusting this sensitive device to create a perfectly straight line, today's surveyor can use this tool to make this painstaking job quicker and easier. Although this tool is primarily used for surveyors, other professions can also use an automatic leveler including construction workers and landscapers. These tools are waterproof for safe use in all types of weather and often include a convenient storage case to keep the item free from damage.

Most levelers and other surveying tools are attached to a tripod. This ensures a level, stable work surface without visual obstructions. The surveyor generally places both the leveler and the viewing apparatus on the tripod and lines it up with another visual mark to create a line that is later recorded on various types of documents. Most tripods are made from aluminum to create a lightweight device that can stand up to frequent movement and extreme conditions. They can be adjusted to a variety of heights and quickly fold down for storage.

Builder's rods are another necessary surveying tool. The aluminum rods come in a variety of lengths and can usually be adjusted by several feet. These rods are used by surveyors to measure distances in feet, inches, and eighths of an inch. With these items, each piece of data captured by the surveyor is as precise and accurate as possible. Because surveyors are often creating or working from legal documents that define ownership, this is a critical job function.

Although most homeowners don't have a need for most types of surveying tools, measurement wheels are useful devices to have on hand. These tools include a measuring device attached to a "wheel" with a waist-high handle. This provides the ability to easily measure distances by simply walking off the area in question. It's a wonderful way to set up playing fields, determine the amount of fencing needed to enclose an area, or even plan a home garden. Many real-estate agents and insurance adjusters use these tools as well.

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