They are hired in August 2020 but they did not complete the survey until November. They missed…read moreplaced the work order and then did nothing to correct the delay.

Due to a property line dispute, I had requested a fresh survey of a residence I have owned for…read morenearly fifty years. Freeland and Parrinello accepted the job of FRESHLY SURVEYING the property, but arrived without notice so that we could reaffirm the job order. Consequently, they only searched for and found the existing survey pins that I had already known, including one that was under dispute. The one under dispute had been placed by my neighbor without calibrated measurement, just by eyesight. Dave Parrinello told her her eyesight must be pretty good since she was 'perfect' in her placement. Who needs a survey team if all you need is to eyeball property lines? I asked for an explanation and was told to wait for the map they would provide. I did. It undermined the accuracy of their survey in my mind, and by no means answered the original question for the project, nor enacted the type of fresh survey that I had ordered. So, I wrote a three page letter telling why I had questions and provided an extra one hundred dollars as a gratuity in advance, in order to get the desired understanding of how their work could be accurate when six prior surveys showed different results. They cashed the gratuity but did not provide any answers or understanding as to why their work is deficient in accord to the job request. I am further behind than before they were engaged, insulted in the process and left with a substantial hole in my wallet. I suspect this outfit could do good work if they wanted to do so, but if you want results and understanding when dealing with them, firstly get everything up front in writing and do not pay them until you have satisfaction. I wish I had not been fooled by false hope and assurances. I miss the $550 for only finding existing and questionable survey pins placed by my neighbor, but even more miss the chance to have resolved the problem originally intended.