A geothermal power plant venting steam below volcanic ridges, its pipelines crossing open ground
A hyperscale data center building and its generator yard at sunset
Suburbs of the Las Vegas Valley with a graded lot in the foreground and mountains beyond
High voltage transmission towers crossing an arid plain toward a lone mountain at blue hour
Hellisheidi geothermal plant, Iceland

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Who we are

Impact is the project team for complex, land-intensive developments. From the first look to completion, we are with you every step.

One team, every stage

Feasibility, land, rights of way, permitting, survey and readiness run as one program, so nothing waits on a handoff between firms.

Every discipline, one team

Title, survey, permitting and field services, delivered under one Impact project team. One schedule, one standard of work and one point of contact for your team.

Answers the same day

Every parcel, permit and payment is tracked as the work happens. You know where your project stands the day you ask, and nothing lapses or gets paid on unclear title.

How a project moves
01 · Feasibility

Read the ground before you commit.

Who owns it, what constrains it, what the federal record already holds, and whether it can carry the project.

Project

Showing the finished project: Geothermal plant and well field.

T23S R32E and R32.5E, Willamette Meridian, Harney County, Oregon. BLM survey records over USDA aerial imagery. Statuses are illustrative and this is not a client site.
  1. 01 · Feasibility. Read the ground before you commit. Who owns it, what constrains it, what the federal record already holds, and whether it can carry the project.
  2. 02 · Land. Secure every right to it. Owners found and negotiated one at a time. Title run at the county, defects cured, leases and options closed.
  3. 03 · In the field. Walk it, survey it, tie it down. Site walks, corners recovered and monumented, and boundary survey, delivered under one Impact project team. The paper matches the ground.
  4. 04 · Rights of way and approvals. Clear the path to build. Corridors secured owner by owner, stationed and surveyed, with federal, state and county approvals run on the same schedule.
  5. 05 · Operations. Keep it in order for decades. Rentals, renewals and obligations kept current, and every payment checked against the title behind it.
High desert seen from the air
High desert from the air
In the field

We work on the ground, not just on paper.

  • Site walks and reconnaissanceEvery project
  • Records research at the county seatTitle and curative
  • Owner meetings in personLeasing and easements
  • Corner recovery and monumentationSurvey
  • Boundary, ALTA and route surveySurvey
A total station survey instrument on its tripod
Survey instrument on a site
Our impact

The hard part of a project, done one owner at a time.

One utility-scale geothermal position across the West, built in eighteen months. The client is confidential. Figures as published in the case study.

342Owners

Found, contacted and negotiated with, through fractional interests and holdouts.

717Parcels under lease

Assembled one at a time, with 109 leases executed.

295Severed estates found

Ground where the surface owner does not own what lies beneath. A surface-only review misses every one.

11Project areas

Stood up across the West, each with its own records, agencies and local practice.

Open desert from the air, a road crossing toward distant ranges
Featured project

267,000 acres. Eighteen months.

A geothermal developer came to us with a position held together by spreadsheets. We mapped it, ran title parcel by parcel, negotiated the leases and left them with one live record of where it stands.

1,050Parcels on the position
109Leases executed
11Project areas
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Where we work

28 states, coast to coast.

Land, title, rights of way and permitting for energy, data center, real estate and infrastructure projects, read county by county from the public record.

See where we work
A rural valley near Spanish Fork, Utah, at dusk, a road running toward the mountains

Ready to move
your project?

Tell us where it is, what it needs and when. We will come back with who would work on it and what we would do first.

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