Land Surveyors in New York

Land surveyors measure and map property boundaries, structures and terrain. Homeowners hire them to find property lines, plan fences or additions, prepare site plans for permits and resolve boundary questions.

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Common land surveying services include:

  • Boundary and property line surveys
  • Marking corners and staking lines
  • Topographic surveys
  • Site plans for permits and construction
  • Elevation certificates for flood zones

Hire a land surveyor before building a fence, addition or ADU near a property line, when buying land or when a lender, title company or permit office requires a survey.

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AAA Group R.E. Services Inc

AAA Group R.E. Services Inc

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Brooklyn, NY Land Surveyors

AAA Group R.E. Servicing Corp is a Brooklyn-based real estate servicing company located at 139 Lorimer St., Brooklyn, NY 11206. The company provides real estate servicing and client support for property-related needs and can be reached by phone at (718) 387-9800 or via the listed email for inquiries. AAA Group R.E. Servicing Corp is a real estate servicing company with many years of experience in serving your real estate and investment needs, starting with land surveying and computerized mapping. Using the latest surveying technologies, we deliver accurate and precise work for developers, investors, and homeowners. From residential homes through commercial and industrial properties and hazardous waste sites of all kinds, we’ve done it all and have the skill and expertise needed to take care of your needs. Call us today for a FREE estimate!

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NYC Land Surveyors PC

NYC Land Surveyors PC

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Staten Island, NY Land Surveyors

NYC Land Surveyors, P.C. is a Staten Island–based full-service land surveying and engineering consulting firm that delivers precise, timely surveying solutions across New York City, including ALTA/ACSM land title surveys, architectural/topographical and boundary surveys, boundary dispute and court-appointed surveys, building information modeling (BIM), digital terrain models, FEMA flood elevation certificates, geodetic surveying and photogrammetric control, geographic information systems, ground penetrating radar, high-definition laser scanning, high-rise and construction services, monitoring of structural settling, underground utility investigations, and volumetric surveys. The company emphasizes technical excellence and rapid response, leveraging advanced technology and over 15 years of experience to provide accurate data and practical support for builders, developers, and owners, including urgent projects that require immediate survey attention.

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Quiver League

Quiver League

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Brooklyn, NY Land Surveyors

Quiver League is a Brooklyn-based firm specializing in structural instrumentation, geotechnical monitoring, and land surveying, dedicated to ensuring structural stability during demolition, support of excavation, and foundation work. Quiver League combines field expertise with proprietary software systems to deliver rapid, precise monitoring and surveying solutions across New York City, New York State, New Jersey, and New England, offering services such as vibration and crack monitoring, automatic total stations, inclinometer and piezometer installations, and comprehensive pre/post-construction survey reporting to support safe, efficient construction projects.

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Land Survey Questions and Answers

What does a land surveyor do?

A land surveyor researches records, measures the property in the field, locates or sets boundary markers and prepares maps or plats that show boundaries, structures and features.

When do I need a property survey?

Common reasons include installing a fence, building an addition or ADU, resolving a dispute with a neighbor, subdividing land, buying property or meeting lender, title or permit requirements.

How do I choose a land surveyor?

Land surveyors are licensed by the state, so confirm the license. Ask which type of survey fits your needs, what deliverables you will receive and whether corners will be marked in the field.

What affects the cost of a land survey?

Cost depends on the type of survey, lot size and terrain, the availability of records and existing markers, vegetation, travel and the deliverables required.

How should I prepare for a land survey?

Gather your deed, previous surveys and plat maps, unlock gates and secure pets. Tell the surveyor why you need the survey so they recommend the right type.