Catskill Regional Surveying
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Our firm has built a solid reputation of quality work and has completed thousands of projects over the last 30 years. Using state of the art surveying equipment allows our firm to be more efficient, saving you both valuable time and money. Mistakes are costly. We take pride in our work and ensure each project meets our personal standards of quality and accuracy.

Reconstruction of Roadways along the Schoharie Reservoir and Replacement of the Bearkill Bridge.
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In the early 1700s, Johannes Hardenbergh was granted the Hardenburgh Patent which consisted of approximately two million acres of land in Ulster, Greene, Orange, Sullivan, and Delaware Counties, New York.
The Patent was subsequently subdivided into tracts, great lots, and lots, and is the basis for modern-day Catskill Mountain land records.
A modern-day survey starts with the retracement of these land records in the appropriate County Clerk's office and other record keeping facilities.
Today, even with all of the recent technological changes, our survey solutions are deeply rooted in ancient land records and recovered monuments of past surveyors.
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Simply put, land surveying is all about interpreting land records, maps, and plans.
Measuring, mapping, and monumentation of boundaries and features.
Construction surveying involves interpretation of plans, layout of features, and measuring quantities pre-and post-construction for payments.
Land surveyors and survey companies use specialized equipment, mathematics, technology, and a bit of common sense to measure various environments.
Many tools exist in today's modern world to accomplish the tasks to perform a survey: Global Positioning System (GPS), computed-aided design (CAD), robotic total stations (robot), reflectorless total stations, laser scanners.
Natural Resource Mapping Expertise
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The Catskill Mountain region is an incredible ecosystem of natural resources.
Known nationally and internationally as the source of drinking water for New York City, many local programs are in place to ensure the protection of this resource.
Catskill Region Surveying Services has actively surveyed and mapped many of these resources.
We have surveyed and mapped proposed stream restoration projects for Greene County Soil and Water Conservation District, Delaware County Soil and Water Conservation District, Sullivan County Soil and Water Conservation District, Barton & Loguidice, Lamont Engineers, and Delaware Engineering.
Topographic Surveys
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Engineers performing design services for a project utilize the surveyed points to compute an existing surface for their design.
This surface of pre-construction activities can be analyzed with the resulting post-construction surface in order to determine volumes, and also can be utilized to balance cuts and fills to minimize materials that need to enter or exit the site.
Architects also use a topographic survey for structure design as it will relate to site features.
Topographic surveys can be performed with the traditional survey methods or G.P.S. Project deliverables usually include a digital drawing with breaklines and contour interval based on the requirement of the project.
Conservation Easement Surveys
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Conservation Easements permanently protect an area of land from development or disturbance.
We have surveyed and mapped thousands of acres of land for NYCDEP and WAC.
The process usually involves a kickoff meeting on site with the property owner and easement sponsor.
Discussions of access, livestock control, riparian locations, and acceptable development areas occur.
Conservation Easement Surveys are usually performed with a combination of G.P.S. and traditional survey methods.
Boundaries are established on the out bounds of the parcel as well as any other protected or acceptable development areas.
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