Elevation Certificate

A FEMA Elevation Certificate is a document used to certify the elevation of a property relative to the Base Flood Elevation (BFE), which is the level at which flooding is expected to occur during a 100-year flood. This certificate is often required for properties located in flood-prone areas to determine flood insurance rates and assess flood risk. It is completed by a licensed surveyor and provides crucial data for insurance companies, property owners, and local governments to assess and manage flood risk.

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Land Surveys

We provide a variety of Land Surveys in New York State for various purposes. Land surveys are used to:
Define property boundaries: Ensuring that property lines are clearly established to avoid disputes between neighboring landowners.
Planning and development: Providing the information needed for constructing buildings, roads, utilities, or other infrastructure.
Legal and financial matters: Serving as an official document for property transactions (like buying or selling land) and for obtaining permits.
Topographical mapping: Measuring the terrain’s surface features, which can be critical for engineering or construction projects.
Flood risk assessment: Mapping land elevations for floodplain management and insurance purposes.

Types of Land Surveys:

  • Boundary / Title Survey: Establishes or confirms the property boundaries and corners.

  • Topographic / Architectural Survey: Measures the elevation changes across a piece of land and maps the contours, slopes, and physical features.

  • As Build / Final Survey: Assists in laying out construction projects, ensuring structures are built in the correct location.

  • Subdivision Survey: Used when dividing land into smaller parcels or lots.

  • ALTA/NSPS Survey: A detailed survey required by lenders or title companies that includes boundary, easements, encroachments, & other details.

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Other Measurement and Drafting Services

• Interior Measurements / Floor Plans

• Drafting services for architects

• GIS measurements and mapping services

• Stake-Outs

• Monitoring

Our Geographic Area

We cater to all five boroughs, Long Island, Orange County, Westchester County, and anywhere else within three hours of NYC.