Land Survey in Nassau County
Land Survey of Property in Nassau County: Local Surveyors, Licensed Precision
Nassau County’s density and decades of established development mean property lines, easements, and zoning requirements are rarely straightforward. A survey that misses even one detail can hold up a sale, a renovation, or a legal proceeding.
Homeowners and developers across Nassau County often learn the hard way during a refinance, a permit application, or a boundary dispute that their existing survey is outdated or incomplete, forcing a scramble to get accurate documentation before a deadline passes.
Ferrantello Group P.C. is headquartered in Plainview, right in the heart of Nassau County, and we’ve built our reputation on delivering a precise land survey of property in Nassau County the first time. As a locally-based land survey company in Nassau County, our team combines New York State licensure with unmatched familiarity with the county’s municipalities, zoning boards, and property records.
Why Nassau County Property Owners Choose Ferrantello Group
Local Headquarters
Based in Plainview, NY, we're not an outside firm parachuting in
NY State–Licensed Surveyors
Members of NYSAPLS, ACSM, NSPS, and ALTA
In-House Process, Start to Finish
Research, field survey, and drafting handled entirely by our own team
Fast, Reliable Turnarounds
Local proximity means fewer delays and faster scheduling
Land Surveying Services We Provide in Nassau County
Our land surveying services in Nassau County cover the full range of residential and commercial needs:
- Boundary & Title Surveys: Clear documentation of legal property lines
- ALTA Surveys: Meeting ALTA/ACSM standards for commercial financing and acquisitions
- Topographical Surveys: Elevation and site feature mapping for design and drainage
- Architectural & Building Surveys: Structure footprints, setbacks, and dimensions
- As-Built / Record Surveys: Current-condition mapping after construction or renovation
- Subdivision Surveys: Zoning compliance research and subdivision planning
- Air & Development Rights Surveys: Important for higher-density Nassau County developments
As a leading land surveying company in Nassau County, we’re equipped to handle everything from a single residential lot survey to a full commercial development.
Local Expertise Across Nassau County
We work extensively throughout Hempstead, Garden City, Long Beach, Great Neck, and our home base of Plainview towns with distinct zoning codes, historic district requirements, and municipal filing processes. That local familiarity means faster approvals and fewer surprises for your project.
If your Nassau County project involves new construction or a high-rise development, precise on-site staking is essential to keep your build aligned with approved plans. We provide construction staking services in Nassau County, translating architectural and engineering drawings into exact field markers for foundations, utilities, and structural layout. Explore our Construction & High-Rise Layout services, including full construction layout in Nassau County for residential and commercial builds.
Our Process
Deed history, filed maps, and tax records reviewed before anyone steps on-site
GPS and total-station measurements referencing NAVD 88 datum
Calculations, discrepancy checks, and map preparation
A finished survey ready for your bank, attorney, or DOB filing
Your Local Surveying & Engineering Partner, Start to Finish
Being headquartered in Plainview means Nassau County clients get more than a survey crew; they get a full team of New York land survey experts close to home, offering 3D scanning, construction staking, site planning, and expert witness services alongside traditional surveying.
Get Your Nassau County Survey Started
As your local, Plainview-based surveying team, we’re ready to deliver an accurate land survey of property in Nassau County on your timeline.
Frequently Asked Questions
Manhattan survey costs vary based on lot size, building density, and survey type; a boundary survey for a standard lot differs significantly from an ALTA survey on a commercial parcel. Contact us for a project-specific quote.
Cost depends on lot size, survey type, and complexity. A standard residential boundary survey is generally less involved than a commercial ALTA survey; contact us for a quote specific to your property.
Most residential surveys are completed within 1–3 weeks. Being locally based in Plainview allows us to schedule and complete Nassau County projects efficiently.
Many lenders require a current survey or an existing-survey affidavit for refinancing. If your last survey is old or reflects changes to the property, a new survey may be required.
A boundary survey documents your property’s legal lines, while an ALTA survey meets a more detailed national standard used primarily for commercial real estate transactions and lender requirements.
Yes, and we’re headquartered right in Plainview, Nassau County. We’re a New York State–licensed firm with memberships in NYSAPLS, ACSM, NSPS, and ALTA.