Over the weekend, I asked our members if they might like to send in a testimonial about their experience with Land Surveyors United social network and throughout this week, we will feature these testimonials. Keep in mind that all of our members are professional land surveyors with years of experience in the field. Following their testimonial you will see links to their website and profile here on LSU. When you have a moment, consider stopping by and checking out their work and becoming their friend through the network. You never know when you might meet that person who will one day become a valuable ally and friend.

LSU Testimonials Round One

LSU is like a breath of fresh air to a surveyor. If you have a question you post it,the answers and ideas come flowing in. Its not magic just a greatmeans of communication. resources are never out of reach.Another treat is the pictures you get to share. Honestly no oneappreciates the cool finds and snipits of the days events like our crowdclass="Apple-converted-space"> @"LSU". Ilook forward to checking out the photos and the discussions. Veryinformative and funny too.target="_blank">James M. Gager -GNSS Division
"Specializing in Construction Survey and Layout for over 60 years."

Reddan Survey and Mapping Inc.
[email protected]
The Bayport Professional Centre
982 Montauk Highway, Suite 6
Bayport, New York 11705I find LSU to be a great resource for interesting information regarding
Land Surveying. I especially like the LSU Handbook page, where
educational resources are well laid out.

Wayne Gibbons
Galway, Ireland
Galway Mayo Institute of Technology

Wayne Gibbons
Dept. of Civil Engineering
GMIT Galway
ext. 2429
(091) 742429
style="color: rgb(42, 93, 176);">[email protected]I encourage you all to send a testimonial to landsurveyorsunited-AT-gmail this week to be featured on the front page of the network. It may do wonders for your business!

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LSU Testimonials Round One

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