An elevation survey is often required when applying for a floodplain permit, especially if a property has been altered or local flood regulations have changed. The survey provides current elevation measurements that building departments use to determine whether a project … Continue reading →
Once a contractor finishes raising a home, most homeowners think the hard part is over. The house is up. The work is done. But there’s still one important step before the next inspection, and skipping it can cause real problems. … Continue reading →
A lot of property owners get asked for an elevation certificate and have no idea what it is, who prepares it or why it exists. That confusion costs money. The wrong person filling it out, or skipping it entirely, leads … Continue reading →