Required for all projects - research pertaining to subject property and the surrounding parcels. The extent of research will be predicted to the scope of work requirements.

Physical markers (typically wooden “witness” stakes) placed at the boundary corners of your parcel. No map (paper component) will be provided.

A informal map (paper component) provided of your property/area, including horizontal locations (points of interest placed on a map).

Not a field survey map. It’s creation is from historical information only, no field work is conducted.

Standard for most surveys- includes horizontal accuracy (locations of points of interest in space; ex: buildings, drives, mechanicals, etc.) referenced to the property lines and makers at corners/edges.

A-2 class with additional vertical accuracy (elevations- how far points of interest are located off grade and/or sea level).

Typically a D Class Map to determine what can be done within your property. Frequently includes Soil Testing. (Ex: what kind of space is permitted, how many lots for a potential subdivision, what size home can you build, etc.) This is not a A-2 Class survey (not official).

Required for new shoreline homes (most homes south of I-95) and all construction activity within a certain number of feet (determined by municipality) of a Critical Coastal Resource. Typically requires A-2 T-2 mapping of Existing & Proposed conditions, and applications to local and state agencies. Third party engineering via Municipality mandate may be applicable.

Required in the case of various restrictions on site for existing septic repairs and/or new systems. Includes site stake-out of system for contractor purposes.

Measures for water situations existing and/or created on-site. Required for most actions (construction and alterations) by most municipalities. Coastal areas will require this within CAM plan; and with increases to impervious coverage.

Maps prepared with all necessary information to split a lot into any number of lots, and/or to change the lot lines in any way.

Double B Design’s professional witnessing of Test Pits and documentation there of. Scheduling & coordination (soil scientist, health dept, excavation) available as well. Conduction of Percolation Test if applicable. May trigger stormwater mitigation, B-100A, etc.

FEMA document requested by most insurance companies for properties within Flood Zones. Field work, calculations and certifications performed here.

Communication with municipalities and execution of any required permits for your project. Requirements differ per project scope and municipality. Sequential permitting assistance and guidance available. (ZBA first, Health Department next, then Building Department, etc.)

We act as Agent for the Applicant (you) at necessary municipal meetings - advocating for the Applicant within the regulations. We file needed approvals from meetings for subsequent compliance or permitting.

Property description included in the deed that accompanies your parcel. Utilizes meets and bounds (angles and distances). Needed commonly with re/subdivisions and lot line revisions.

Typically applies to utility easements. Providers may require easements to service your project.

Our soil scientist conducts a site investigation "flagging" the boundary of the wetlands. This serves as an official delineation of the wetlands on your property.

Our soil scientist conducts a site investigation "flagging" the boundary of the wetlands, and assesses any violations. From there, we create a restoration plan to rectify any damage or infractions.