The first thing to do is to see if was surveyed in the past and who did it. If they have done it in the past it will be easy for them to update their survey.
The second course is to see if the adjacent properties were surveyed and talk to the surveyer that did them.
The third would be to see if the area was aerial surveyed and if the aerial survey is available.
The shape of the property and if a surveyer has to come on the property will determine the cost of the survey.
If you are required to have the survey done by the title insurance company, use the same title insurance company as was used before and they may just update the title insurance without the survey.
John