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Accurate Title Surveys

Used When You're Buying or Refinancing a Home

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Architectural Surveys

Used When You're Building a New Home

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Topographic Surveys

Used to Show Contours of Land

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Construction Surveys

A Comprehensive Three-Step Survey: Foundation Staking, Foundation Location, & Final Summary

Property Owners

Planning to close on your new home and require a boundary or location survey? Does your insurance company request a flood elevation certificate for your property? Island-Wide Land Surveyors offers expert surveying services for both residential and commercial property owners on Long Island.

Title/Boundary Survey

Resdiential and Commercial

Boundary Surveys establish property lines, confirm accurate property corners as described in a deed, reveal easements, encroachments, and adherence to state or local regulations.

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Flood Elevation Certificate

A Flood Elevation Certificate records key property details, such as it’s position, flood zone, building attributes, and crucially, the lowest floor elevation.  This certificate, issued by the NFIP, aids insurance agents in calculating your flood insurance rates.

If you’ve been advised by FEMA, your insurance provider, or mortgage company to secure flood insurance, having an Elevation Certificate or a Letter of Map Amendment can potentially lower your premiums.

Property Line Stake-Out

Before embarking on construction projects, such as fence installation, it’s essential to have your property lines clearly defined.  Island-Wide Land Surveying offers professional property line marking services across Long Island.  We handle properties of all sizes, big or small!

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