At Flint Surveying & Mapping, we provide a full range of professional surveying services for residential, commercial, and municipal clients across Northeast Florida. Below is a breakdown of our most common services and what each includes.
We establish exact property lines and corners for homeowners, buyers, and developers. A boundary survey includes locating monuments, measuring bearings and distances, and identifying encroachments like fences, sheds, or driveways. This service is often required for real estate closings, resolving disputes, or planning new improvements.
Topographic surveys map the natural and man-made features of your property, including elevations, contours, trees, utilities, and drainage. We also provide aerial drone surveys for high-accuracy mapping of large areas, making it easier to plan construction, grading, or land development.
For commercial real estate transactions, we perform ALTA/NSPS surveys that meet lender and title company standards. These detailed surveys show boundaries, improvements, easements, utilities, flood hazards, and access points. They are critical for due diligence and property development.
We provide layout and staking for buildings, roads, utilities, and site improvements to ensure your project is built in the right location and to design specifications. Services include construction staking, grade checks, foundation and utility layout, as-built surveys, and progress monitoring throughout the construction process.
If you are dividing or combining parcels, we prepare subdivision plats in compliance with Chapter 177, Florida Statutes. This includes lot splits, boundary adjustments, and preparing documents for county approval.
Elevation certificates are required by FEMA and the NFIP (National Flood Insurance Program) for flood insurance and permitting. We accurately determine your property’s elevation relative to base flood levels to help with insurance rates and building compliance.
For properties with sensitive land features, we provide wetland surveys to delineate boundaries and assist with permitting. Our team works alongside environmental specialists to map wetlands, conservation easements, and protected areas that may impact development.
For properties along waterways, we provide hydrographic surveys, mean high-water line determinations, and dock/boathouse layout surveys. These are required for permits involving docks, seawalls, boat slips, or submerged land leases.
A tree survey identifies and maps the size, type, and location of trees on a property. Many counties and municipalities require this information before approving site plans, building permits, or land development. By documenting which trees must be preserved, removed, or relocated, a tree survey ensures compliance with local regulations and helps architects and planners design responsibly around existing vegetation.
An as-built survey records the exact location, dimensions, and elevations of improvements after construction is complete. Unlike design plans, which show what was intended, an as-built survey verifies what was actually built. These surveys are often required by permitting authorities and provide a reliable record for property owners, engineers, and contractors to confirm projects meet specifications, stay within boundaries, and are ready for final approval.
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