Whatever your project is, we are here to help guide you through the process and help you explore your boundaries.

Our Services

  • A boundary survey is a survey of your property to determine the location of boundary lines. Extensive research of land records, historical information, and all other available information is critical to the completion of any boundary survey. This initial research is followed by the search for, and subsequent location of, evidence of the boundaries location. Your property is a puzzle piece in relation to other nearby properties. Gathering all pertinent evidence allows for the best application of standard surveying practices, extensive knowledge of applicable court cases, laws, and local practices. This allows for you to have confidence in the determination of your property line. No matter if your property is 500 square feet or 500 acres, we are ready to serve your needs.

  • Usually required for commercial and high value properties, an ALTA/NSPS survey is the “gold standard” of boundary surveys. Adhering to the rigorous standards of the ALTA/NSPS requirements and working in conjunction with title and land use attorneys, an ALTA/NSPS survey is the most detailed in terms of boundaries, title, and associated improvements available. Our experience in the completion of ALTA/NSPS Surveys will allow for the smooth completion of your survey.

  • If you have ever though about putting your land into a conservation easement, a survey of the easement will be required. Our long experience with large rural tracts of land, as well as ecologically vital tidal areas makes us the perfect option to meet your needs.

  • Whether for new construction or a replacement system, we can help you from start to finish in designing a septic system for your needs. This service is only available in New Hampshire.

  • No matter if you are looking to create lots from your existing property or adjust a boundary line between two adjacent properties, we have the knowledge and experience to guide you through the local and state approval processes.

  • Upon completion of a project, whether a residential site or large commercial property, an as-built survey may be necessary. An as-built survey is just that, as survey that shows the condition as they were built. This can be used to compare the designed elements to how they were constructed to ensure conformity with the design plans.

  • A topographic survey shows the elevations on your property. It will also show all natural and man-made features on, and immediately adjacent to, your property. Topographic surveys usually form the basis for any engineering or architectural design for your project.

  • A FEMA Elevation Certificate is a standardized form which should be prepared for structures on your property in order to obtain flood insurance. The elevations for important elements of the building, compared to the Base Flood Elevation, allows for the accurate rating of your flooding risk. We have long experience in preparation of Elevation Certificates and can lend our expertise to any questions you may have regarding Flood Maps and their impact to your property.

  • A Letter of Map Amendment (LOMA) is a document that can be obtained from FEMA which states that a structure on your property, or a portion of your property, is mapped in the Special Flood Hazard Area (Flood Zone) but is located at an elevation higher than the Base Flood Elevation, thereby removing the structure or portion of the property from the Special Flood Hazard Area. Obtaining this document can eliminate your lender’s requirement to carry flood insurance and can significantly lower flood insurance rates if you desire to carry coverage. We have extensive experience in the application for and approval of LOMAs.

  • As a Certified Flood Plain Surveyor through the National Society of Professional Surveyors, we are uniquely knowledgeable on all aspects of design and regulatory requirements for projects within the Special Flood Hazard Area.