Don't waste your time with this company. They got payed for…read morea survey $500. After the closing I looked for the property stakes and none where installed. I called them to go back and stake and they want an additional $850.. This is not how you do business. Full charge for stakes is grimy of them. Don't get ripped off by this company. Stay away!

I work with architects and we always get tons of different surveys come in and I would always say…read morethese guys are the best. A lot of the time we have many different issues with surveys from other companies. If you need a surveyor choose them. Also when u call them up ask for Linda. She's a very sweet nice lady.

Simply stopped responding to all communication and did not finish survey as required by planning…read moreboard.

Avoid Hoppe Land Surveying, P.C. - A Cautionary Tale of Poor Service…read more If you're considering hiring Hoppe Land Surveying, P.C., also known as New York Surveyor (www.newyorksurveyor.com) or Hoppe Land Surveyor (www.hoppelandsurveyor.com), you might want to reconsider. Here's why my experience was far from satisfactory: Initial Communication with Hoppe Land Surveying When I first contacted Hoppe Land Surveying, P.C., the communication seemed promising. They had been used by the previous owner, and Stephen's father assured me over the phone that they would update their original survey drawing with changes for free as part of their service. Delays and Lack of Follow-Up However, after I made the payment, things took a turn for the worse. They were supposed to start the next day (January 4, 2024), but the actual staking did not happen until nearly two months later on February 28, 2024. This was despite their promise that the job would take no more than a week. It took multiple reminder calls from me for them to finally show up. Unprofessional Conduct On the day of the staking, Hoppe Land Surveying left without any communication. I had to follow up to confirm if the job was even done. I wish I had read Rene's review on yelp before hiring them. Like her, I made the mistake of paying in advance and now need to hire another firm to complete the drawing. Poor Customer Service Every time I followed up about the drawing, I was either ignored or given excuses about their email issues with promises of a call back, which never happened. My email tracker showed they read my messages before giving these excuses. I haven't heard from them since. Conclusion: Do Not Hire Hoppe Land Surveying, P.C. While they don't seem malicious, their ineptitude is evident. If you want your job completed efficiently and professionally, avoid Hoppe Land Surveying P.C., Stephen Hoppe, and Zachary Mufson.

I work for a title company and have worked with the Scalice team on a few occasions. They are…read morealways responsive and easy to work with. They also offer reasonable pricing.

Realizing I didn't add enough detail here - yes some surveyors will remove SOME stuff to see the…read moreproperty line I FILLED OVER 10 COMPOST BAGS WITH EVERGREEN BRANCHES - they ever damages trees that weren't near the property line. Think I'm a jerk? Look at my other reviews it is RARE that I rate someone poorly /m- but I am protecting others who spend a lot of money on a house to then have your landscaping and privacy ruined.

I'm not in the habit of giving negative reviews, however, AAA Group has left me no choice. I hired…read morethem to do my land survey and initially gave them (the workers) a positive review for being prompt and courteous. I didn't realize that the survey might be incorrect until the builder next door built his foundation encroaching on my land. After looking closely at the survey, I saw what appeared to be a mistake. I sent them an email to that effect, asking them how they arrived at their conclusions. I was rudely told that the surveyors are intelligent and know what they're doing. I responded that if I am diagnosed with a disease, I want to see my biopsy and blood results, and still want to know how the diagnosis was arrived at, in spite of the fact that the doctor is very intelligent. I asked again and asked if the historical records for the house, which is 100 years old, were accessed and, if so, how I could access them. I was then told that I didn't pay enough to get that information (I was charged the typical fee for a survey... not less than any other quote I received). I asked how much they would charge to come back and redo the survey just on the side of the house in question. I was given a price of $250. When I agreed to the price, there was dead silence. No response. I let them know again that I was interested but they did not respond.

From the owner: We Provide Land Surveying and Soil Testing to the Metro NY Area…read more Surveying: Title Survey, Title Survey - Alta, Location Survey, Architectural Survey, Stake-out Survey, Flood Elevations, Final Survey Soil Boring, Test Pits, Percolation Test, Geotechnical Reports