Land Surveyor in Fire Island Pines, Suffolk County
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Need a clear picture of your property boundaries? Islandwide Land Surveyors provides professional surveying services in Fire Island Pines.
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Land Surveyor in Fire Island Pines, NY, Suffolk County
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At Islandwide Land Surveyors, we’re not just your average surveying company; we’re your advisors in property lines and land development. Our team in Suffolk County combines experience with technology to create success for every project. We’re focused about understanding your land, whether you’re a homeowner with a boundary dispute, a developer planning a new project, or a business owner looking to expand, and building lasting relationships with our clients.
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For any property owner in NY, a professional land survey is a detailed roadmap for your land, revealing boundaries, elevations, and risks that you might not see right away, making our service imperative. At Islandwide Land Surveyors, we offer your property surveying services in Fire Island Pines, including boundary surveys, topographic surveys, and construction surveys to make sure they can guide you towards cost-effective and productive results. Contact us at 866-808-5800 to schedule for your land ownership.
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Fire Island Pines derives its name from the scrub pine trees in the area, which, according to legend, started growing after a ship with Christmas trees and holly foundered off its coast in the late 19th century.
The Pines was originally the site of a Coast Guard station built in 1876 and known as Lone Hill Saving Station. The area was purchased by the Home Guardian Company in 1924. As no development occurred, the area became a popular nude beach. Squatters erected temporary buildings. The “harbor” is the area where all the commercial buildings are located, including docks for yachts, the passenger ferry from Sayville, and freight operations.
In the 1960s, the Sandpiper opened, a gay dance club; it is now called the Pavilion.
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