Multi-State Registered Professional Land Surveyor with Large Firm Experience and Small Company Customer Service
Fully licensed and insured in the state of Pennsylvania.
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I have led the survey departments of several well known and reputable local firms. Recently, I held the title of Principal and Survey Department Head for a respected local engineering firm in southeastern Pennsylvania. I wanted to get out from behind the desk and get back to all aspects of surveying and hence, Kelly Land Surveying was born.
We can handle your residential or commercial survey project, regardless of size.
We don’t have the same overhead as the big surveying firms, which allows us to be more competitive on pricing.
We are a full service land surveying company servicing the following Pennsylvania counties: Chester County, Montgomery County, Berks County, Delaware County, Lancaster County
The Boundary Survey is a means of establishing property or parcel boundaries through means of historical research, office computations (typically), and associated field work The purpose of
a boundary survey is to establish, reestablish, or describe, or all of these, the physical position and extent of the boundaries of real property.
A topographic survey is a map or plan that shows the relative elevation, depth, contour lines, and other physical characteristics of a parcel of land. Generally, show in 1’ contouring and
shows things like how stormwater will run off a particular area of land, or real elevations of particular features or structures.
Construction Staking or Construction Layout as it is also commonly called, is the process of staking reference points or “offsets” to guide the construction of improvements as roads, utilities (line sanitary and storm sewer), bridges, curbing, sidewalk, homes, and buildings. Look around and mostly everything you see built was originally staked by a surveyor.
The ALTA land title survey provides you a clear view of improvements, easements, rights-of-way and other elements that may impact the ownership and use of the subject property, and the information that is displayed on an ALTA survey can be useful for future property re-design and
development.
An elevation certificate is a document that lists a building's location, lowest point of elevation, flood zone and other characteristics, according to the Federal Emergency Management Agency
(FEMA). It is used to enforce local building ordinances and to help determine flood insurance rates.
Have a boundary/property line issue with your neighbor? Did the people that just moved in just build their fence on my property? Need expert in the field to testify in court on your behalf? These are just a very few examples of different scenarios that surveyors deal with all the time.
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