What we survey
Most people arrive here holding somebody else's request. A lender wants a survey before it clears the loan, a title company has flagged an encroachment, an architect needs existing grades before design, or the DOB has asked for something specific by a specific date. Each of those is a different document. Below is what each one is, and who normally asks for it.
Establishes where the record property line runs and what sits over it - fences, extensions, stoops and a neighbour's addition.
Learn More →The national standard commercial lenders and title underwriters require on a transaction. Defined content, not a general drawing.
Learn More →Existing grades, elevations and site conditions - what an architect or engineer needs before anything is designed.
Learn More →The drawing a residential closing usually needs: lot lines, building footprint and anything crossing a line.
Learn More →The FEMA form that determines flood insurance rating - common on Staten Island, the Rockaways and low-lying south Brooklyn.
Learn More →Marking building corners, offsets and grades on site so what gets built matches what was approved.
Learn More →Records what was constructed, as constructed - required when a filing is conditioned on it or the build departed from the approved plans.
Learn More →Dividing a parcel, merging two, or moving a line between them - and the drawing the filing requires.
Learn More →Free - No obligation
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