Property Surveyor in Islandia, NY
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Need accurate property surveys in Islandia, NY? Islandwide Land Surveyors offers reliable property surveying services to meet your needs.
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At Islandwide Land Surveyors, we provide a range of detailed land surveying services throughout Islandia, NY. Our team focuses on boundary surveys, topographic assessments, and more, offering our clients a clear understanding of their property’s layout and features. We also provide construction layout services and elevation certificates, supporting the needs of real estate and development projects throughout the local area.
Working with clients across Suffolk County, we collaborate with property owners, developers, and contractors to deliver dependable survey results. Whether your project is large or small, we ensure that every survey is conducted with accuracy and delivered promptly to meet your timeline.
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At Islandwide Land Surveyors, our services cover a wide range of surveying needs, including property boundary surveys, topographic data collection, construction layout services, and elevation certificates. To ensure the most accurate results, our licensed surveyors utilize the most advanced technologies and cutting-edge techniques to provide precise measurements, ensuring you have the information necessary to make well-informed decisions for your property or project.
We’re proud to serve clients in Islandia, NY, and throughout Suffolk County, catering to both residential and commercial projects. Whether you require a boundary assessment, construction layout, or flood zone evaluation, we deliver reliable, detailed results. Contact 866-808-5800 today to discuss your specific surveying needs and how we can assist.
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Islandia incorporated itself as a village in April 1985 after CA Technologies established its world headquarters in Hauppauge and trying to capture the Hauppauge School District, in the area some people informally referred to as South Hauppauge. After more than three years of conducting local research, residents appeared in front of Islip’s officials to take the first steps in incorporating Islandia on September 16, 1980. At the meeting, locals presented the Town of Islip was a petition signed by 432 Islandia Residents, which was over the 180 minimum required, and also presented the $1,000 (1980 USD) filing fee required. Many officials in the Town of Islip, including Town Supervisor Michael LoGrande, were less than thrilled with the proposal, and Islip soon sued the organizers of the prospective village in an attempt to prevent Islandia’s incorporation. It wasn’t until December 1984 that the Town of Islip dropped their opposition and asked residents in return for at least 200 residents to sign a letter to promise that the community would not exclude minorities from living within its borders. An incorporation vote was soon held, during which residents ultimately voted in favor of incorporating, and in April 1985, Islandia officially became an incorporated village. Its founding father was Warren Raymond.
When it incorporated, Islandia became the first new village on Long Island to incorporate in over 15 years (the last village incorporated prior to Islandia was Lake Grove in 1968).
The core of Islandia is a 500-home housing development built by Levitt & Sons circa 1963, which offered seven different model homes to choose from. The original Levitt home buyers were informed during pre-construction sales that their children should attend the Hauppauge Union Free School District, but instead it became part of the Central Islip Union Free School District. The Levitt development was assigned the Central Islip ZIP code 11722 and was considered part of Central Islip until the incorporation of Islandia in 1985.
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