Land Surveying for Long Island Homes and Businesses
At Aerial Land Surveying, D.P.C., a real person answers the phone. Tell us about your property, your plans, and the date you're working toward.
- Licensed and insured
- New York Design
Professional Corporation - Incorporated in
New York in 2019 - Office in Bohemia, New York
Your Survey Has People Behind It
A Real Person Answers the Phone
A question about your survey can hold up a decision about your property. Our office team is here to discuss what you need, explain the next step and help you understand where your job stands, so you have someone to speak with as plans move forward.
Emails are answered, usually within the hour. If you're calling about an existing order, have the property address handy so we can discuss the right job and the question you need answered.
You Hear About a Delay First
We work with your team to establish the required delivery date and communicate project updates and delays. If a job hits a delay, you hear about it from us first, and we'll speak with your client directly to explain the situation.
For a title processor, that conversation helps keep an attorney or buyer informed. For a homeowner, it means you can talk with your contractor about the survey's status while arranging the rest of your project.
By the Book From the Beginning
Aerial Land Surveying, D.P.C. was incorporated in New York in 2019, bringing together experience in finance, surveying technology and licensed land surveying. Responsiveness helped shape the company from the beginning, and it remains central to how we work with you.
The work is done by the book, and corners do not get cut. We strive to make the scope understandable before work begins, including what the survey is for and which deliverables your project requires. New York's consumer guide to land surveying explains what to discuss with a surveyor before commissioning work.
Start With Your Property Plans
Planning a Fence, Pool or Addition?
Start with the property address and what you'd like to do. Your contractor, architect or municipality may already have asked for a particular survey, and sharing that request helps us discuss the work you need. If you're unsure of the survey's name, describe the project in your own words.
A boundary survey establishes the property's boundary lines. If you need the corners physically marked before work begins, ask about property corner staking as part of the scope, since a drawing and marking corners in the field are different requests.
You can also explore our land surveying services for a starting point. Tell us who needs the completed survey and what they plan to use it for, so that purpose is part of the conversation from the outset.
Ordering for a Closing
Title companies, real estate attorneys and loan teams can send the property details and required delivery date directly to our office. Include the date the survey needs to be available for the title report, allowing time for it to be read into the report before closing.
Our title survey services support property transactions. For a commercial transaction requiring an ALTA/NSPS land title survey, share the transaction's survey requirements with your request so we can discuss the scope and schedule with the people involved.
At Aerial Land Surveying, D.P.C., we understand that your client is waiting on an answer too. Let us know who should receive updates and who we should speak with about requirements, particularly if several people are coordinating the same property.
Preparing a Site for Design or Construction
Architects, expediters, landscape designers and site contractors can discuss topographic surveys, which show the site's elevations and contours for design work. Send the requirements from the professional using the survey so we can talk through the information they need.
Construction layout places a design's positions on the site through field staking, while as-built surveys document what was constructed. We also handle health department survey work and surveys supporting subdivisions or lot splits. Describe the stage your project has reached and the purpose of the requested work, including any instructions from the reviewing authority.
What It Costs
Your Property and Scope Determine the Quote
Every survey is quoted for the individual property and scope of work. Location, property size, improvements and terrain affect the work involved, along with wooded conditions, nearby survey work already completed, seasonal demand and the requirements of your project.
We strive to keep costs down by running an efficient operation. To discuss a customized quote with Aerial Land Surveying, D.P.C., share the address and the purpose of the survey, including any marking, elevation information or other deliverables you've been asked to provide.
Send the Request You've Already Received
A contractor's email or a request from a title company can help explain what the survey needs to accomplish. If you have an existing survey, a drawing or written requirements, mention them when you contact us and our office can discuss what is useful for your quote.
You can begin with the information you have. Tell us about the property and the decision you're trying to make, then ask about anything that's unclear before authorizing the work. This is also the time to raise a target date or a requirement that could affect the scope.
Plan Around Your Required Delivery Date
Tell Us What Depends on the Survey
A closing, a permit submission and a contractor's planned start can each create a different deadline. Share the date the survey is needed and what has to happen after you receive it, so we can discuss timing in the context of your project.
Timing depends on the property, scope of work, location, seasonal conditions and project requirements. Requirements can also vary by municipality. Discuss the schedule with our office before arranging work that relies on the completed survey, and let us know if your plans change while the job is underway.
Expedited Turnaround Is Available
Need a job done in two to three business days? Contact us for expedited pricing and availability.
Include the property address, the survey's purpose and your required date in the request. Our office can discuss availability for the specific job, along with the requirements that need to be considered before a schedule is established.
Follow Your Order as Work Progresses
At project commencement, you'll receive an emailed order-tracking link so you can see where your job stands and which department is working on the file. Keep that email with your project information for reference as the survey progresses.
You can still speak with the office if you have a question about an update. If another person needs an explanation, tell us who to contact so we can help keep the conversation connected to the same property and order.
From Long Island to the Boroughs
Suffolk County, Nassau County and the Hamptons
We serve Long Island, including Suffolk County, Nassau County and the Hamptons, from our office in Bohemia. Send the property address with your inquiry so we can discuss the location and the work you're planning.
Additional New York Coverage
Our service area also includes the Bronx, Brooklyn, Queens and Staten Island, along with Rockland County and Westchester County. Manhattan is outside our service area. For a property near the edge of this coverage, call our office to discuss the address before making arrangements.
Questions Before Ordering a Survey
Tell us why you need it and who asked for it. A request for property lines, a design drawing and a title transaction can call for different work, so sharing the purpose helps us discuss the appropriate scope.
Reach Aerial Land Surveying, D.P.C. for Your Next Project
Tell Us What You Need
Share your property address, the reason for the survey and any date you're working toward. You can include requirements from your contractor, title company or design professional in the project details, and our office will discuss the next step with you.
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Speak With Our Office
Prefer to talk through the property first? Call (631) 256-3019, Monday to Friday, 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM, or email surveys@aeriallandsurveying.com. For general inquiries, use our contact page.