Flood Elevation Surveys
A Flood Elevation Survey determines the elevation of a structure relative to the Base Flood Elevation (BFE) shown on FEMA Flood Insurance Rate Maps.
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Our streamlined process ensures accurate results, clear communication, and reliable deliverables from start to finish.
We discuss your project goals, review property details, and define the scope, timeline, and requirements.
Our team visits the property to assess conditions, access, and key features before fieldwork begins.
We gather precise measurements and property data using advanced surveying equipment and technology.
We deliver clear, accurate survey drawings and documentation ready for planning, permitting, or construction.
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A land survey determines the precise boundaries, dimensions, and features of a property. It’s essential for identifying legal property lines, which helps in avoiding disputes and ensuring accurate property descriptions.
The duration of a land survey depends on the size and complexity of the property. Typically, a standard residential survey takes a few hours to a day, while larger or more complex surveys may take several days.
A land survey ensures you understand exactly what you’re purchasing. It confirms the property’s boundaries, identifies any encroachments or easements, and helps protect your investment by avoiding legal issues related to property lines.
The cost of a land survey varies based on the size, location, and complexity of the property. Residential surveys generally range from a few hundred to several thousand dollars. Contact us for a detailed quote based on your specific needs.
A land survey report typically includes a detailed map of the property, showing boundaries, buildings, improvements, and any natural features like trees or water bodies. It may also include descriptions of any easements, rights-of-way, and zoning restrictions.
You should consider getting a land survey when buying or selling property, before starting construction, when subdividing land, or when there’s a dispute over property boundaries. It’s also advisable to update your survey if significant changes have been made to the property.
We offer a variety of land surveys, including boundary surveys, topographic surveys, ALTA/NSPS land title surveys, construction staking, and more. Each type of survey serves a specific purpose depending on your needs.
Yes, a land survey can identify any easements that exist on your property. Easements are legal rights that allow others to use a portion of your land for specific purposes, such as utilities or access roads.
Land surveys are highly accurate, with professional surveyors using advanced equipment and methods to measure property boundaries. However, minor discrepancies can occur, especially in older surveys. Always use a licensed surveyor to ensure the highest accuracy.
Yes, it’s highly recommended to have a surveyor’s report before starting any construction. The report ensures that you build within the legal boundaries of your property and comply with local zoning and setback regulations.